tell me how to eliminate facial marks from facial hair ie. black marks from shaving?
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Waxing will prevent this. What you see is the root you can't get when shaving.
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shave in the direction first and then against it\nrub it with diluted dettol after the shave and use a moisturiser
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Stretch Marks Removal\nhttp://stretchmarks-removal.blogspot.com/2006/09/stretchmarks-removal.html
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u mite giv waxing or delipatory(?)creams ago.. if not try a sensitive cream after shaving or even aloe vera
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just start shaving anyway, you will be shaving off the peachfuzz so to speak and then the more you shave it, the thicker the hair will grow and it will come in darker as well.
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Lotion Before And After Shaving. Also Make Sure You Use A Sharp Razor And Shaving Cream. Anything To Prevent It Getting Irritated. Dont Use A Scented Lotion That May Cause More Bad Then Good I Suggest Johnsons Baby Lotion. Try Not To Touch The Area To Much Right After Shaving It
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try acne removal:\nhttp://acne-removal-help.blogspot.com/
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Well you can use scrub i dont know what kind of skin you have , so use accordingly and do some facial that will surely remove black heads
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Try a sensitive scrub.\n\nDo you shave with a blade? You might want to consider an electric shaver. Some hair tend to grow towards the inside, but I thought its unusual on the face. A scrub helps to clean up such hair. You might want to get advice from a skin specialist.
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use scar cream. but normally it takes more than a month to clear it up.
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Shave em. Use deodourant.
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Try a product (the best) called "Bump Stopper", it's in the shaving aisle. Also near the hair removers there is "Bikini Zone" lotion by Sally Hansen.  You can get these at your local drugstore. Also, make sure you are always using a new razor blade (to prevent infection) like Venus or Mach 3, or anything with 3 blades. A really great shaving cream is Aveeno anti razor-bump cream, with a dark blue lid. It smells like cookies and is great for your skin.
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first off your usin a really dule razor get a new 1 \nand i use that "skintimate after shave gel" for sensitive skin it works wonders but a lil goes a long way \ntry it out and tell me if it works :)
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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.
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well heres what i do.\ni use a soap cake in a cup and a boars hair brush\ni also use the m3 razor but that isnt neccessary and razor you can get at the store is usually fine i like a three blade but anyone you want is great.\nright after your shower while the hair is wet, wet the brush and run it on the soap cake and then apply to your beard mustache. then i start at the side burns and try and get them as straight as i can even with the crook of my ear. then you go over your beard once remember that the hair above your chin will most likly have a slightly different grain or direction than the hair below. after you go over it once run your hand over it and see how well you did. if you missed some you will feel it and you will also be able to feel the grain a lot better. lather up again and then shave against the grain or in the direction that you felt the hair the most. like you run your hand from smile to ear and it feels pretty smooth but from ear to smile it feels rough so shave ear to smile to catch the rest of it.\n\nyou can also use an electric razor they get closer but can cause some mad irritation. put baby powder on your dry face and run that electric around. i used to use one but i lost it in the move and didnt have the money to replace it i liked it better but you use what you have to.\n\nHope that helped
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I'm a shaver. I have been perfecting my technic for 3 years now and here is my experiance. I go SIDEWAYS on the pubis bone area and at the joint of the leg area. If you are shaving the labia shave front to back like you wipe. Use a men's shaver with at least 3 blades and shaving cream. Lather on the cream and let sit for about 60 seconds then shave. Use short strokes and rinse the razor often. Red bumps will go away if you shave consistantly (every other day). I use Emu oil to sooth the area but Vit E is also a good moisturizer and wont irritate the skin.\n\nBiggest key is shave often to get the skin use to it. If your gonna do it you have to be consistant.
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Shaving 101 \n\nIf you appreciate the always-ready convenience of shaving, there are a few things you can do to minimize the “bikini bump” syndrome that often accompanies this home hair-removal method. \n\nFirst, be sure to adequately wet the skin and the bikini hair. Since pubic hair is much more coarse than hair on other parts of the body, this saturating step is very important. Using a large amount of a moisturizing shaving cream, such as Aveeno Therapeutic Shaving Gel or Peter Thomas Roth 21st Century Shave Cream, helps soften the hair even more, making shaving easier. \n\nWhen you begin to shave, pull the skin tight with your non-shaving hand. Then shave in upward strokes. Make sure there is adequate shaving cream on the hair and skin before each stroke. Without this protection, you’re likely to get red and bumpy after you shave. \n\nSome experts recommend rubbing an ice cube over the shaved bikini area to reduce redness and discomfort. A nice application of a soothing after-shave product, such as California North After Shave Care can help make you more comfortable. And if those nasty bikini bumps do appear, try MD Formulations Glycare Acne Gel, which is great for sending them packing. \n\nRubbing alcohol-based shaving bump products have made a name for themselves but be careful. Alcohol can actually worsen the inflammation. And the active ingredient in most of these products is nothing more than aspirin. So consider taking a Tylenol or Advil before you shave to reduce the amount of inflammation that may arise. You´ll be able to skip the alcohol and still reap the benefits. \n\nAnother option to reduce skin inflammation: look to GHK Copper Peptides. Best known for their use in skin rejuvenation, these handy little molecules first made their presence known in the wound healing world. Try a dab of Neova After Shave Therapy after shaving and see if you don´t get some well deserved relief.