Do microscopic razor cuts- caused during shaving the face make black marks in  the face?
358205
i dont believe so or ive never found that it hasnt on me. Best advice might be to use gel
498129
An ex-girlfriend of mine used to shave all the time, & she would rub on some stuff after shaving.  It was either called Bikini Bare or Bikini Zone.  She was able to get it over the counter at Wal-Mart, I believe.  Anyway, that may help.
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It will leave a flat scar, which is likely to be lower than surrounding skin.  It will be white, as the fibroblasts making up the scar will not make melanin.\n\nIn Australia, many people have skin cancers removed with dry ice, at doctors' rooms.  It leaves unsightly blemishes, when done that way.\n\nYour brother MIGHT be lucky, and it MIGHT grow back as normal skin, if he did not leave it on the skin very long.  When it is used for cancers, the Dr needs to get to cells at the base of the skin cancer, so the whole thickness of skin must be injured.\n\nBTW, it is NOT a burn; it is a freezing injury.
149101
that is around the time that i started shaving. use a venus razor, it is hard to cut yourself with one of those
278906
Don't worry about it. This is probably a big step for you. Just be sure to lather up well and use a reasonably light touch with the razor. You don't want to cut yourself by pressing too hard. Otherwise, you will be just fine.
1165071
I get it too.  Use an aloe based shaving cream.  Wet the area with a hot towel or hot water (be careful and don't get burnt).  Let it soak.  Then apply the cream.  wait till it is absorbed and then try shaving with a straight razor.  Do not use alcohol based after-shave.  It can dry the skin and cause rashes or the bumps you are talking about.   Use aloe based cream.  Works for me.  It may not go away completely but it reduces it a lot.
164898
it could be an STD or it could be something else acne or from shaving... visit a medical professional to be sure and its better for you in the long run to know now than down the road if it is an STD
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.
201087
Are you sure you want to do that?? Trimming can give a nice effect also. Shaving really hurts and looks horrible when it starts to grow back.
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I'm not sure what you mean by "Razorless Kits" so, I'll add this.\n\nI swear by "As Seen on TV Finishing Touch", the little battery operated wands.  I use it for eyebrows, lips, nose, facial peach fuzz, the whole v _ _ _ _ _ and fuzzy a_ _ _ area with absolutely no irritation after (I was shocked to get absolutely no irritation after.) I went closer and closer to the tender spots over time because I would not believe or chance irritation (we all know what hell that is until it heals up). Also, I first use a scissor (comb between skin and scissor for protection)to cut length.\n\nNeedless to say, "If there's a hair, my Finishing Touch is there."  I have a few of them.  They are compact, discreet, quick, easy, no mess.\n\nCan be found in any big chain pharmacy.  \n\nAnyway, have great fun on spring break (you've earned it!) but duck if you see the "Girls Gone Wild" camera crew coming your way :)
910949
palmers fade cream or coco butter and stop shaving and wax or use nair the shaving makes your armpits dark from the scrapping of the razor.
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may sound bad but I have taken a clean razor blade and cut around a planters wart and pulled them out with pliers.  It leaves a hole for a while and its a little pain full, but it does work..  Wash with alcohol and keep it covered.
1053248
It could be razor burn but if you are really not sure you should go see a doctor  and they will let you know if it is warts or razor burn
5347
The skin that you marked with the Sharpies is permanently black. Remember that skin flakes off all day. The maker only colors the top layer of your skin, which flaked off over night to leave nice clean skin in the morning. The skin flakes are just too small for you to see that they are still black.
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i use a single blade razor. all of those multi blade razors cause more irritation. i also shave down, in the direction of the hair growth, because its less stressful on the razor and on the skin. if you dont like shaving, i know some people who just trim the hair with a pair of scissors, but if you choose this method, be careful not to cut yourself. try some different things and see what works best for you.
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Yes, shaving cream adds moisture to the face and allows you to shave easier. Make sure to wash your face with soap first though...otherwise you will introduce bacteria into your pores and cause acne. also make sure to wash your face post shaving...and if you are using just plain old shaving cream...it wouldnt hurt to add a sensitive skin moisturizer
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it's better you have a hot shower before you shave, that will help you pores open..or use hot towels to wrap your face for a couple of minutes.....make sure u do not over use your blades...in your case after a few shaves you need to change the blade....and you need styptic pen...a white stick that help stop the bleeding for minor cuts...if all else fail you need to use an electric shaver!!