What is good way to prevent and treat razor bumps?
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First use a really good shaving cream.  I loooove Coochy from pure romance.  You can use it everywhere...even as a hair conditioner!  And for bikini line bumps use this stuff from lots of stores called Bikini Zone\n\nOoops is this a man asking???? Well you may not want to use that then!  Although it says men can use it for the really coarse hair on the face
640513
use shaving creame and shave downward first then go back over it in different directions. don't go over it to much and always use some type of shaving creame. u may also want to change your razor   Good luck
447688
Ouch.... good preventative care is the best way to take care of it.  Now that you have them to some extend you'll have to suffer, but try rubbing unscented anti-persperant over the affected area.  It has great moisturizers for shaved parts.
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!
477974
Sensitive skin shaving lotion and make sure you shave with the grain, never against. In other words, always handle down.
1179992
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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use some aloe vera gel to calm the burning and then next time use a new blade every time you shave down there.  THe skin is very thick and the blade must be sharp. Then always put aloe vera on right after shaving.
125492
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
100931
Your options are\n\n1) rubbing alcohol\n\n2) 70% Isopropyl alcohol solution\n\n3) After shave or deodarant
326040
The best way to get the closest shave is not the razor or cream/gel but the time you put into it.I recently read an article on how a famous barber takes a good 20 minutes to for a good clean shave.Most important is to use a hot towel, or after coming out of the shower. Then you shave in both directions with and against the grain, stretch your skin and take your time.Biotherm,Alba, Kiss my face,are all good creams and gel products but it's said glycerin based products are the best.
361920
Before; shower.  shave (in ALL the right places).\n\nAfter; talk
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When was the last time you had a well women check up, you should probably schedule an appointment so that they can run a few swabs and panels and cross test it with certain bacterial or viral culprits and go from there.  And also you may want to protect those open "razor bumps" with an artificial barrier such as a spray on band aide you can purchase at a pharmacy to keep out Staph which  is a common critter in all environments and much more resistant and harder to kill in a nosocomial environment.  Clean the area thoroughly and try using an antiseptic such as peroxide or tea Teatree oil and maybe even some Bactine over the counter.  If all fails, and this does not resolve, see your doctor or nurse practitioner.
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Kind of like shaving your face.  Trim the hair down first, use warm water to relax the skin, use a good cream, and BE CAREFULL...\np.s. you might want to avoid sex right after as the juices will irritate your skin and cause you to get bad razorburn.
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watever you do..dont use veet! im the same as you and i thought it was because of the razor blade and veet makes me itch just like nair. i just let my leg hairs grow a lil bit and then i use shaving cream and then after i shave i put on some coco butter lotion..it minimizes the rash a bit so does vaseline.
929031
Do not use a razor use a product called magic shave in the silver can. Remember silver can.  Get it in the other cans and your whole house will smell like rotten eggs.
294756
make sure you use a really sharp razor. Get one of the ones with four blades, and use a shaving cream that is for sensitive skin. After you shave the are, rinse it off with cool water, and that should help some. Good luck girl.
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Shaving pubic hair can sometimes cause a bikini line infection. These infections usually occur because a razor can pick up bacteria in the bikini area and drag it into the follicles that hair grows out of. The hair follicles become infected, causing little bumps and often a red rash.\n\nThe best way to prevent razor bumps is not to shave. However, if that's not an option for you, here are some ways that may help keep those red bumps from showing up:\n\n\nScrub the bikini-line area with an anti-bacterial soap to reduce the amount of bacteria on the skin before and after shaving.\n\n\nIf a bumpy rash still occurs, try washing with an anti-bacterial soap twice a day.\n\n\nAfter washing, apply an over-the-counter astringent or hydrocortisone on the infected area to help it heal.\nFor some people, the appearance of a red bump may be a sign of an ingrown hair, which should be treated by a dermatologist.\n\nRemember, whether someone chooses to shave, trim, or remove body hair is ultimately a personal choice, and it's usually done for cosmetic reasons. If people choose to trim their body hair, the amount they decide to remove is up to them.\n\nThere are a few different theories about the purpose of pubic hair. One theory is that it can help protect against infection. Some people think it's just there to increase sexual attractiveness, while others believe it reduces friction during body movement.\n\nHope this information helps!