why does shaving my chest make me break out?
110063
Your skin is probably getting irritated by your razor.  It will take time for your skin to get used to it but over time it should go away.
857537
Your skin could be irritated by a new product you are using (shampoo, soap, scented pads, etc.)
364768
First dust your face with talc before shaving, after shaving rinse with very cold water then apply a thin even layer of Quiniderm cream to your face and neck. If you get neck rash too dust your kneck with talk before going to bed at night. I find it best to shave at night as it gives my face time to heal before i put on a collar/shirt in the morning. Wet shaving would solve your problem try shaving using hair conditioner instead of shaving foam.
901787
Sounds like it could be just little pimples that can form on your skin. Especially if they are in the area that you shave, that is likely what they are. The white on them and the fact that they come and go is what makes me believe that. If you are concerned... definately go see a doctor.
1030210
2 things....it might be a furuncle....which is a bacterial infection of the little hairs growing out of your skin there....many people get them right above their buttcrack......which leads me to the other thing...you should see a Dr. and gets some antibacterial meds for it :)
344724
try washing your back and chest with a light cleanser and then rub on some witch hazel. doesn't sound like much, but it will help. BUT as much as you want to touch, keep hands off. Give it a week and you will notice an improvment.
941991
maybe you have tthis skin condition. my brother has it too. it's the discloration of skin and it's pretty noticeable
667904
I know what you mean because I'm very large breasted and my chest hits my knees when I run!  Just kidding.  I started using a firming cream by Avon intended for the face.  I really notice a difference in the firmness of the skin.  It is called Anew and I use it just like lotion.  They also have a cellulite treatment I use on my tummy which has noticeably firmed that up, too.
1145006
if u dont exfoliate before u shave, the hair folicles get blocked. if u get an get lotion or cream exfoliate, that should help.
1099605
Upwards.   Shaving downwards causes skin irritation.
58539
When shaving your genital area with a razor blade, please be aware that you might develop folliculitis which is really an infected hair follicle but can feel like a small cyst on the skin (or even a pimple).  Some people are more prone to this condition than others, but it can be annoying and somewhat uncomfortable so I at least wanted to mention it.
1014194
It's gynecomastia,  common among teenage boys and older men, especially those with excess body fat.\n\nA web search or check the yellow pages for an endocrinologist in your area, if it's causing distress/discomfort, a surgeon can remove the tissue .
907935
I have heard of that before.  Like your body breaks out from your partners secretions.  I think your doctor or dermatologist would be a good place to start because the web didn't bring anything up but it was on news and I saw it.
566954
Please see your doctor.  He can find out what the problem is.  Your breasts should not be that sensitive that you can't stand clothing.
701677
Increased risk of testicular cancer and adrenal disease.  Some patients develop prolactinemia which may cause gynecomastia....THE DREADED MALE TIT!\n\nDont do it bro!\n\nTrust me ....im a doc!
383758
u mite giv waxing or delipatory(?)creams ago.. if not try a sensitive cream after shaving or even aloe vera
869139
Shave carefully\n\nShaving is a common and inexpensive way to remove unwanted hair. But shaving can cause skin irritations, especially if your skin is thin, dry or very sensitive. For a smooth shave:\n\nPress a warm wash cloth on your skin before shaving to soften the hair. Or shave after a warm bath or shower. \nDon't shave dry skin, which can cause razor burn. Apply shaving cream, lotion or gel before shaving to protect and lubricate your skin. \nUse a clean, sharp razor. If using an electric razor, don't use the closest setting, which can irritate the skin. \nShave in the direction of hair growth, not against it. \nRinse your skin afterwards with warm water. \nIf irritation does occur, apply a lotion that doesn't contain ethyl or isopropyl alcohol. Though alcohol and alcohol-based products may feel cooling, they don't really soothe irritated skin because the alcohol evaporates rapidly from the skin.