bubbles_n_ar asked:
How can you get rid of razor burn from bikini area? I always seem to get irritated down there.
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How can you get rid of razor burn from bikini area? I always seem to get irritated down there.
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How can you get rid of razor burn from the bikini area?
I don’t know about getting rid of it, but to prevent it, I have heard that AVEENO shaving gel works well. Make sure the area is very very warm and wet to open the pores to get a closer shave. Shave in the direction the hair grows.
Posted by jentaketen on July 12th, 2008.
Shave in the shower with a new razor. The bumps are caused by ingrown hairs, so maybe try to use an exfolient first. Also, use shaving cream…,,434729_437573,00.html
Posted by quilty on July 12th, 2008.
There is a great product called Bikini Zone that I get at Wal-Mart or the drug store and they sell it in the Shaving Cream/Nair area. They have a shave gel also made by Bikini Zone that is really super moisturizing and slippery that keeps you from getting the razor bumps and burn. The Bikini Zone gel and cream numb the area a little and help the irritation go away fast. They’re not expensive at all and they work really well for sensitive skin!
Make sure you’re waiting for the hair in the area to be totally soaked with water to soften it, and use something really moisturizing not just soap when you shave and that will help you prevent getting it at all. Hope it helps! Good Luck!!
Posted by Just M on July 15th, 2008.
I have the same problem. I use tube after tube after tube of Bikini Zone. That stuff works pretty well. I’ve also put zit cream or hydrocortizone cream there when I’ve run out of the other stuff. The best, but most painful, thing I’ve done is use an epilator. That works best if you have prescription painkillers to take an hour before. But I don’t recommend downing pills!
I’m dying to try out laser hair removal. Its just so expensive…
Posted by andarin on July 17th, 2008.
I know what you mean! Waxing works, but it is so very painful. Sorry. Or you can try tend skin lotion to get rid of the bumps. I like LUSH’s dream cream myself.
Posted by ginger1 on July 20th, 2008.
use original shaving sticks
Posted by freaky_62 on July 21st, 2008.
Don’t use a razor, I am looking to lasers so I do not have scaring from ingrown hairs. I find wearing no underware and trimming with scissors or bleaching the hair works best. I had no sucess-shaving the hair in opposite direction, waxing, special creams, gels, lotions, deoderant, powder, alcohol.
Posted by MidnightCat on July 24th, 2008.
Let me massage it with fine oils.
Posted by devil's advocate on July 24th, 2008.
I know it sounds crazy, but if u use Dove deodorant in that area it leaves it smooth and for whatever reason u don’t get bumps…it also works for heat bumps on y our butt,,,,,,,,NO LIE!
Posted by Trina R on July 25th, 2008.
You can try hydrocortizone or desitine (for a babies diaper rash)
Posted by Crystal C on July 25th, 2008.