Yes, it can burn when you pee after shaving, especially if you've shaved sensitive areas like the pubic region. Shaving can cause small nicks or irritations, and urine can irritate these areas further. Using a gentle shaving technique and moisturizing afterward may help reduce discomfort. If the burning persists, it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional.
this is urine. it should not burn when you pee. congrats on your healthiness.
No it doesn't
It's a fairly unknown fact that shaving your legs is infact one of the best sources of exercise. You burn around 400 calories per leg.
To lubricate the skin to prevent razor burn.
Razor burn on your legs can occur due to several factors, including using a dull razor, shaving too quickly, or not using enough shaving cream or gel. Additionally, sensitive skin may react to the friction and irritation caused by shaving. To minimize razor burn, try using a fresh, sharp razor, applying a moisturizing shaving cream, and shaving in the direction of hair growth. Also, consider exfoliating before shaving to remove dead skin cells and reduce irritation.
Alavera gel is great for any type of burn or rash. You can check your grocery store shaving cream section for creams or lotions to cure shaving rash.
ermm ... no
If razor burn is from shaving, then you need a skin balm. Tea of any description will not help
of course if u dont believe me try it out
It's called razor burn. It should go away in a few days, but I suggest that you refrain from shaving until it goes away. Next time, be gentler while shaving, and make sure to use shaving cream.
Needing to pee a lot more can mean that you have diabetes. How many times do you wake up to pee? Are you always thirsty? Always hungry? You should see a doctor.
If you mean razor burn it is when you shave and and leaves the skin red and sore like a burn. A good shaving cream can help, so can a sharp razor or maybe a good quality electric razor. Also your skin gets somewhat used to shaving after awhile. To get a good idea on what is razor burn and how to prep for a shave, shave properly, and avoid razor burn visit the site attached below.