Whether it’s those little red bumps that appear post-shave or that can’t-get-rid-of itchiness, if you shave hair regularly, no matter where or how, you have likely experienced a razor burn. But how and why do you get pimples after shaving? And what can you do to avoid or treat razor burn?
To avoid shaving pimples and skin irritation, you should know what to look out for when shaving – from preparation to aftercare for your skin. Only when you know which remedies against razor burn can really help and which hair removal method is the most skin-friendly can you achieve smooth and healthy skin in the long run and turn your back on razor burn forever.
The answer to this question is hidden in the word itself: RAZOR burn. So usually, the annoying pimples develop after shaving. Why? While shaving, the blade often chafes the skin and thus leads to an inflammation of the hair roots. Though other hair removal methods can also lead to the so-called shaving pimples, such as when single hair roots aren‘t removed completely during waxing.
Of course, not every hair removal method leads to irritation. That would be quite something! Especially prone are people with dry and sensitive skin whose skin’s natural protective barrier is weak. For oily or combination skin, excess sebum can clog pores and foster inflammation. Not a nice picture. So, what can one do to avoid razor burn, and what is the best treatment for razor burn?
The best remedy against razor burn is to avoid it in the first place. The following tips on preparation, choice of shavers, shaving itself and aftercare help you with that. For smooth and healthy skin in the long run.
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