How can you shave your bikini line without the razor bumps?

new razor blade just don't shave there... After shaving, apply a product called "Bikini Zone" to the area shaved to prevent and relieve the bumps.

I use to have these. Don't shave as often. One every week or once every 2 weeks. Be sure to moisturize after you shave. make sure your razor head is sharp and new. Shave straight over the razor bumps.

I've heard that when you use Olive Oil instead of shaving foam there will be no bumps.

Shave very carefully! Or use an electric razor.

sunbathe naked to get rid of your bikini line -----that's not the question. to SHAVE it, you should use a razor with a lot of blades. not cheap ones. and shave the way the hair grows.

Shave in the direction the hair grows.

Always use a good quality, moisturizing shaving cream, NEVER shave against the grain of the hair, and ALWAYS moisturize with a good lotion afterwards.

Waxing would be the cleanest and would prevent ingrown hairs. If you had to use a razor, apply foam, and shave in the direction in which the hair grows. Try not to repeatedly shave the same spot.

Yes it is very common. Most women shave because they feel embarrassed or they feel it isn't very attractive, so shave away. What I do is that I use Veet on the places with a lot of hair, then I shave around the hole of the vagina so it won't get in there and burn. :) And don't worry about razor bumps around your bikini line if you just shave it, it's common also, but…

you can't you have to use a razor

All you need to do is not to shave on dry skin. Always shave when you are in the shower or you have just come out the shower when your legs are wet.

Facial hair can be shaved without gel or cream but this is not advisable due to some irritation, redness and razor bumps that may incur when shaving.

Its when you shave sometimes it leaves red bumps like pimples for a couple days!! Soap and Water is better than shaving cream!!

you can rub like antiseptic cream on the bumps...you dont always get cut, its the way you shave, i rarely get cut, you have to shave slow and take your time..

Yes, of course. many people do it. Most prefer the get waxes because of irratating razor bumps, but it is not like you have to.

If you shave, chances are it's just ingrown hairs. Or razor bumps from shaving.

Apply over-the-counter 1 percent hydrocortisone cream to help the razor bumps heal and fade away. They should go away within 1 to 2 days of use. Apply the hydrocortisone cream sparingly and discontinue use as soon as the bumps disappear. Bathe first before you begin shaving. Bathing in warm water helps your skin become softer and this can result in less damage from shaving. Shave with a shaving gel made specifically for sensitive skin. Many…

They can if you overshave - for example if you were to shave and get razor bumps, then run the razor over the area again it could catch the tops of the razor bumps cutting them, thus causing the bleeding. It's very common when shaving your pubic region too as the coarse hair pushes the skin around the hair shaft up a little bit, so it's likely to get caught when shaving.

You can use a regular razor if you're careful, a bikini trimmer or get a waxing(which would hurt tremendously.)

always use a new razor and a sensitive skin shaving foam , be careful not to cut yourself , might be easier to get your best friend to do it for you.

A bikini shave is when you get your vag shaved

If you shave, it could just be razor burn.

It would be better to get a wax rather than to shave. But if you were to shave it, work the razor around from bottom to the top carefully . Make sure you spread your legs correctly, you don't want to end up cutting your skin.

Irriation from your razor, it could be time for a new one, or better shaving cream, also you could be shaving too much.

Most of the time if you have it handy shaving cream works the best and take your time. If you already have bumps and razor burns use a mosterizing cream (lotion) without perfems in it and the should disappear in a few days. Just be careful and take your time. :) Another way to stop getting razor burn is to not shave, I personally wax my legs using wax that comes from the grocery store…

There is a product called tendskin. you can get it at ulta or some salon/spas. apply it morning and night to the areas you shave or wax.

Itching is due to razor bumps, also known as ingrown hair. This is common when the hair started to grow after shaving.

Always with the grain of the hair. If you go against it, you will get bad razor burn and ingrown hairs. Also, be sure to use lotion afterwards.

If they shave even their bikini line, then it's probably razor burn. Look it up.

Stop touching yourself at night...

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use shaving gel or soap if you have to and a good razor or get a small electric shaver , shave in the direction the hair grows - you may get "razor burn" which are small red itchy bumps but that goes away nothing to worry about.

Use plenty of shower gel

use shaving cream Answer use a shaving cream for sensitive skin and a razor with moisture strips and use a good lotion afterwards hope this helps Good Luck and God Bless!!! OK use Neutrogena Razor Defense shave gel, and shave down ward, use antibacterial soap, if you get red bumps, use curel lotion, and gold bond medicated powder to heal...

Try making sure you don't have chill bumps when you shave. Shave with the direction of your hair. And use shave cream and a fresh razor. Leave it and wear a boy short bathing suit.

Are you pushing when you shave your arm pits? When I did that I got bumps too. Now I glide over my under arms with a razor and use a good shaving creme or other product. Shaving creme dulls your razor quickly and I find that hair conditioner or coconuts oil makes a great supplement. Hope I help you. ;)

There are actually quite a few different solutions to prevent getting bumps when shaving. Some of these would be shaving lotion and baby oil.

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The short answer is that you wet the area, apply shaving cream/gel, and carefully drag the razor across the surface, going with the grain of the hair. You could go against the grain of the hair, but that is more likely to cause ingrown hair and bumps. You might want to back up the razor every once in awhile to help keep it unstopped. If anything comes out of the razor, shave back over it…

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I am a woman and the way i keep my legs smooth is by using pure silk shaving cream and Venus embrace razor. My legs stay smooth up to 4 days. Once you feel stubble, SHAVE! The Venus embrace razor is very 'loyal' For me, it never left razor bumps. Hope this helps.

you should have a professional "Brazillian Wax'" treatment at a salon it is better and does not have razor burn and lasts 5 times longer

With a razor.

Unless you want to wax or use a chemical hair removal such as Nair, you dont! It can cause severe razor burn with out shaving cream and you cannot do anything without a razor unless you want to wax or use a product like Nair.

its just part of the texturing. unless you have REALLY big bumps, in which case you have a glitch. Some people are prone to razor bumps more than others due to their hair type. Generally African American men suffer the most from razor bumps in general to the texture of their hair. Curly haired people suffer more from razor bumps due to the fact that once the hair starts to grow back, the angle that…

After you shave down there a lot of people get red irritated bumps a couple days after. It is important to shave with soap or a shave gel and to shave in the direction of the hair growth not the opposite because ingrown hairs or razor burn can easily infect the hair follicle and lead to a bigger problem in the groin area. If you are not sure if it is this or possible an…

No risk. Or you can shave your face first.

If you want it to look perfect, get a bikini wax at a salon - professional is always recommended when dealing with a sensitive area of the body. You can use just plain shaving cream and a razor (making sure the razor is new, not dull) and may have no problem. The smoothest way is to wax, though. Shave against the hair growth and be sure the area is moist with lots of shaving cream…

Oh, this is such a hard thing to do! Lots and lots of shaving cream for starters. If you want to get a really close shave with no stubble you are going to have to go against the growth of the hair (like you do when you shave your legs or arms). Try to keep the razor as level as possible to avoid cutting yourself. You will want to apply a non-scented lotion such as…

It's probably just irritation from the razor or ingrown hairs. If you don't already, you need to use some kind of shaving gel. After you've shaved, put some moisturiser on it as well. This should help