1. Examine your shaving method.
If you use a creme to remove or use a manual razor, the removal method matters. Shaving upwards with the latter pulls the follicle upwards as well leaving the newly shaved hair with a sharp angle and below the epidermis: surely an ingrown hair waiting to happen.
2. Shave with the grain, meaning in the direction that the hair grows.
This is usually in a downward direction, although you should whip out a magnifying glass to be certain.
3. Prevent by exfoliating to remove the dead skin cells. Hair has to be trained, or teased to grow properly and exfoliating will aid in that growth. To stop ingrowns the key is prevention.
For more tips on how to prevent razor bumps & ingrown hair follow the WiZKER.
Shave very carefully! Or use an electric razor.
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.
Shave with a rusty pocket knife.
Its when you shave sometimes it leaves red bumps like pimples for a couple days!! Soap and Water is better than shaving cream!!
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.
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..
to cut hair with a razor ... shave
Use plenty of shower gel
use shaving creamAnsweruse 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...
can a florida cosmetolgist use a straight razor to shave a mans neck
with a razor
with a razor