what to do about red skin just below my chin 1-2 days after shaving?
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I must guess your skin is super sensitive. I would recommend to go to a dermatologist so that he or she can recommend you a shaving cream that will go with your type of skin. or will tell you if you should wax or do something else rather than shave...
383758
u mite giv waxing or delipatory(?)creams ago.. if not try a sensitive cream after shaving or even aloe vera
19929
If your shaving for appearances sake - it isn't unhealthy as long as you use a clean/new razor.  After shaving, you will probably experience a couple days of itching (hair growing back), or red bumps (these are ingrown hairs and/or irritation).  Consider using a loofa to exfoiliate the area - but please be gentle or you'll irritate the site.  A nice aftershave cream may help.\n\nGood luck!
287218
If you want an old fashioned home remedy that truly works, rub cornstarch in your armpits. No joke it really works. When you do shave use a shaving lotion and sharp razor.
637458
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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Try getting a anti-fog mirror for the shower and shaving after the steam has softened your skin.  Also, don't run the razor too many times in the opposite direction of your hair growth.  This is what irritates the skin the most.
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try putting toothpaste on it overnight to take it down and also eye drops to take out the redness.
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No matter what you do, shaving will only be good for about 12hours, then you will have about a week of itchy, spikey hair.  The best is to have the area waxed, otherwise just trim closely with scissors.\n\nRemember to exfoliate really really well to prevent ingrown hairs.
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Use a trimmer to go over your penis/balls and minimize the hair as much as possible. This will make shaving pretty easy. Use shaving cream and start shaving, but don't shave the same way to shave your face. Use a little more cream and be more gentle. The skin is more sensitive in that area, which is why it is easy for iritation to occur. After you're done, take some lotion (preferably one with Vitamin E or Aloe Vera in it) and apply that to the areas you shaved. This should prevent iritation and the itchy feeling you get when your hair starts to grow back.
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Here is a good site on hair removal with the pros and cons of each.\nhttp://kidshealth.org/teen/your_body/skin_stuff/hair_removal.html\n\nFor after shave bumps and itching try an aloe cream with vitamin E to soften and moisturize the area. Also if there is an open, slightly bleeding area try neosporin.\n\nGood Luck!
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There's an excellent explanation at the website below. I've included a bit here, but be sure to check the website for more details:\n\n"People can help prevent razor bumps and barber's rash by:\n\n    * using warm water to soften the skin and hairs before shaving; shaving right after a shower.\n    * applying shaving cream, foam, or soap in the opposite direction of hair growth (usually upward), moisturizing your skin as well as hair.\n    * shaving the easier areas first: the jawline, cheeks, and neck.\n    * shaving in the direction of hair growth (usually downward).\n    * not stretching your skin taut.\n    * rinsing your razor thoroughly after each use and replacing your blades every week or more often if necessary."\n \n\nAlso, "low" quality razors are usually single blade or disposable double blades. "High" quality usually have more blades - up to five, now, which is absolutely ridiculous. For women, single blade (cheap) razors are more effective if you don't shave your legs frequently. The single blade razor doesn't collect as much hair as two (or more) blades do.
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if your face is turning red from blushing or flushing then i don't believe there is much you can do. however if it is from the sun you may have a sun burn. or you may have a skin condition called rosacea which also gets worse in the sun and when blushing so it is hard to tell the difference. there are topical medicines to treat this as well as vascular lasers. I would see a dermatologist to make sure that it isn't roasacea so you can cure it (not that it's deadly or anything)
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Wear an undershirt, and make sure you use anti-perspirant deoderant.\n\nIf it is more severe, talk to your doctor... you also might want to get a beard trimmer and 'trim' your arm pits... it is unfortunate that most guys think it is awesome to look like they have a roadkill rat under their arm.
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There is a product called "Tend Skin" that works sooooooooo well.  I have the blackest, thickest pubic hair and I shave my "hoo ha" in the shower and then apply this product...  it burns slightly when you first apply it because it kills any germs or bacteria in the hair folicle or tiny 'cuts' you may have caused by shaving, which reduces the chances or razor burn.
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Use Certain Dri.  It used to be by prescription only but it's available at pretty much any target, walmart, drug store, etc. for about $6.  I believe it works for about 24 hours and it pretty much stops the underarm sweating.  DO NOT use it just after you've shaved.  Give it about 24 hours and use it then.  I used this on my wedding day.  I wore a white strapless gown in 96 degree weather and stayed dry the whole time.
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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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Stay away from certain cough and cold medicines, mouth washes, tonics, sauces, vinegars,and any alcohol that may be absorbed through your skin from after-shave lotions, liniments, and other skin products.\n\nI really couldnt find a list of foods with hidden alcohol concentrates. Anything with high vinegar amounts you should stay away from.