How long does razor burn last?
828281
some times only a day but if its bad and then you end up sweating cause its hot out or something it can last 3 or 4 days.
6749
well if you dont have sensitive skin i would say no longer than 15 minutes tops! if you have very fair/ light skin that is sensitive I would say no longer than 8-10 minutes it can be painful if you burn! and be sure to use tanning lotions the can help prevent burning
453
I like the "venus" gillette for women. you keep the stick while you throw away the razors. You can buy for razors for 7-8 dollars. I really like this one because it rounds you legs good and has silkining strips to make you legs silky smooth. I have also tried Schicks "Silk effects" and its not the same.
386265
Ok, I can offer you two different pieces as to what to use. But first, a disclaimer... If you decide to shave, and then after a while decide to grow it back, it is going to Itch like crazy for about two weeks.\n Product #1: Coo chie Cream (the space between the o and the c should not be there, but had to put it in or yahoo **** it out). This is what both my finance and I use. I use it on my chest and genitals, and she uses it on her genitals, and it works wonders. Minimal Itch/razor burn.\n Product#2: Neosporin. Now, I have not used this, but according to Jenna Jameson, it is the best way to shave. No bumps and no itching... She should know, right?
596805
I would wax them. It lasts longer... No chemical burns from Nair... no nicks, cuts, or sharp stubble from shaving.
149101
that is around the time that i started shaving. use a venus razor, it is hard to cut yourself with one of those
682116
No wax.  Go to pharmacy or drug store and purchase a product called Magic Shave.  It smells a little funny, but it works well and you don't have to use a razor, wax, or chemicals that will burn you.  Magic shave does "kill" the hair, but not so bad that it burns your skin.  It comes with a "scraper" tool that looks like a straight razor, only it's plastic.  WORKS REMARKABLY WELL!  Have fun and let your fingers do the walking ...
667119
Razor burn, try nair or weet even on sensitive skin they work well, but follow directions!
909834
I found that applying alcohol-free aloe vera gel (buy it at a health food store if you can't find any at the drugstore) to the area immediately after shaving helped a lot.  Continue to apply it 2x a day.\n\nObviously, use a sharp razor and avoid underwear that rubs against the area.
293119
One and done for disposables.  If you use it a second time, you run the risk of irritating those bumps you mentioned.  Have you tried an electric razor with a pre-shave conditioning powder?  Try it, most guys I knew from the Navy who had those bumps swore by it!  Good Luck!
672412
Try an after shave balm it is alcohol free and won't dry out an already inflamed area of skin.\n\nIncidentally to help reduce getting razor burn...\n1. Buy a good exfoliant and use that before you shave: it stops the razor clogging up with dead skin cells and helps the blades glide over your skin rather than rip through it.\nIt also helps the blade remain sharp for longer.\n\n2. Don't overuse the razor blades, I only expect to get about 5-6 shaves per blade (I use disposables better quality blades do last longer).\n\n3. ALWAYS rub a skin conditioner onto the skin after shaving to help repair damaged skin, even if you want to use after shave afterwards.
738143
Go with a Norelco or Remington triple blade rotating razor.  They range in price but the mid range models are very good.  They are less likely to cause irritation and they will last a long time without needing attention.
323096
That means you have a strong beard and sensitive skin. Me too. I use now a brush and shaving cream for sensitive skin. It's very important to soften well your beard before shaving (they say that a good soaping is half of shaving). For me with hot water 3 minutes are enough, but if you have a stronger beard maybe you'll need more. When you shave you must cut the beard in the sens of growth using a sharp razor (Gillette) and for after shave an aftershave balsam (Nivea)
500713
First, if you use a razor (of any type) you can't prevent "razor" burn entirely. \nSecondly, cremes really only work EFFECTIVELY on soft, fine, thinner hair. If you have thick, coarse hair cremes are a waste of your money, especially for sensetive skin.\nTwo other options you have is waxing (OUCH), or Laser Hair Removal.\n I have very dark, thick, coarse hair so here it what I do that seems to work the best for me. \n     1. Use very warm water on any area you are going to shave. Warm water opens the hair folicles which helps prevent "razor burn & bumps". Allow area to be in warm water for about 3 minutes.\n     2. Conditioner. Use some type of hair conditioner on the area (small amount). This helps soften the hair and skin. Rinse.\n     3. Shaving Cream. Shake before using. Apply nice thick lather to area (sometimes it's easier to do small areas at a time instead of trying to 'get it all at once')\n     4. USE A MAN'S RAZOR. Men's hair is generally thicker and more coarse than women's. Therefore men's razors are better for women who have thick, coarse hair. I use Gillette for men razor's (4 blades). \n     5. After all shaving is done, rinse area(s) with COLD water (as cold as you can without causing stubbles to appear instintly). The cold water will then help close hair folicles that have been shaven which will help prevent "bumps".\n     6. When you are done doing everything, but before getting out of shower/bath, take Baby Oil and rub small amounts over entire body, rinse lightly and be done. Instead of drying off just rub in water/oil that is still on skin. This will keep your entire body moisturized and soft.
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the best one that works great is the vibrating razor MPower3 or something like that.. MP3 from gillette.. blades are expensive but nothing works as good or as close..dont nick yourself.. ouchh. soap is good some people are allergic to shaving creams soap up real good and go slowly and carefully..
543733
Like 3 hours. I'm not joking. I'm for real! I have to wash my long azz hair. Then rewash it, then, rinse, then, conditioner... wait a couple minutes, rinse out conditioner, then redo it again. then shave my legs, and ANYTHING else. lol. then, i use a different shampoo. I use like three. TTTTHHHHEEENNNNNNN, I started washing my body with soap then rinsing, then I wash my hair again, and then I put soap on my body to make sure I have no shampoo on me. Then I stay under the water without moving for like 10 minutes.
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OK...This will probably hurt...alot.   The whole reason/concept for shaving cream is all 'PREP'...it softens the beard/hair.   This makes the removal of the hair much easier and w/o PAIN....as someone else said, an electric removal tool will work,w/o any prep.... but a razor...do the Prep...takes 3 minutes.....