Razor Burn in delicate places?
How can I prevent razor burn after I shave my bikini zone, and if I do get the burn, what can I do to soothe it? And what about ingrown hairs?
Update:I shave while I bathe or shower, so I doubt moisture is a problem.
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Moisturize the area right after you shave. You can apply aloe vera gel. It has a very cool soothing effect.
You should shave after you bathe or shower. Use a shaving cream to help soften the skin (not soap) and shave downward. Less friction than going against the hair causing less irritation.
As for the ingrown hairs, applying a product containing salicylic acid after you shave should help reduce this problem.
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