This is a huge and tricky problem. First of all, see a dermatologist to make sure you are treating your skin properly. He or she will then assess whether you should be shaving at all, or how or when you can shave and help you heal the acne so that you can shave properly.
If you have occasional breakouts of acne, one thing you can do is use an electric razor, during those times, which will allow you to shorten the length of whiskers acceptably; a conventional razor would likely cut the blemishes and make things worse.
Keep your skin clean in any case, since this will help healing.
this is not acne but some kind of rash or allergy
Maybe from shaving.... but , if you don't shave.... it may be an STD.
no not at all and i don't suggest trying to shave with acne either its painful
shave the area and apply benzoyle peroxide (acne cream) twice daily
Honestly, it's not better to shave at all until the bumps are somewhat cleared up, but if you have to shave you can use an electric or safety razor and make sure the blades are sharp.
You cannot permanently get rid of pubic hair. You can shave or trim them, there is also some laser surgery.
The scientific name for acne is acne vulgaris.
Most bumps are caused by inflammation, but the area is also very susceptible to bacteria after waxing. Exfoliating and applying an antiseptic such as witch hazel, salicylate acid, or a product such as Tend Skin will help prevent and minimize acne and bumps.
I am not really sure if this effective for acne and acne scars.
It refers to development of acne, also can be related to Acne Vulgaris.
No, it's not bad to shave in the morning. Most men shave every morning if they shave.
Yes