Shaving Tips to Help Prevent Razor Bumps/Burn Skin Rash on Face, Legs, Bikini Area, Chest

August 13th, 2009 • Related • Filed Under

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  1. Comment by OSOK995 on 13 August 2009:

    Hey, I always get razor bumps on my chest. I’m a guy and I tried a lot of things but I still get the razor bumps.

    Any idea where I can get salicylic acid or what kind of product has salicylic acid?
    Or if you know any website I can order from?

  2. Comment by OSOK995 on 13 August 2009:

    Yes it did.
    Thank you for your reply. :)

  3. Comment by YouTips4U on 13 August 2009:

    Hi, Neutrogena and Clean and Clear are two brands that I know of that have salicylic cleansers. You can find them at any drugstore in the isle they sell face washes. Hope it helps you :o )

  4. Comment by legsandfeetman on 13 August 2009:

    Because shaving is not the best way, girls prefer to shave because it is cheap, quick and convenient but the result is not all that great. especially for the arms, you suppose to wax or use hair removal cream, theres nair, veet, nads, and whole bunch of others, you can try those..

  5. Comment by saquiqui911 on 13 August 2009:

    does hair removing creams work? I’ve tried a cream once..but there was no result. it just smelled bad lols

  6. Comment by jejazz13 on 13 August 2009:

    Smooth Away was the worst decision i’ve ever made for hair removal… but yea i’m a guy and i shave my stomach and i tend to get the razor bumps just below my belly button, is that because i’m pulling the sking to stretch it?

  7. Comment by YouTips4U on 13 August 2009:

    Exfoliating before and after hair removal is always helpful.

  8. Comment by Froggirl20260 on 13 August 2009:

    what would you do if you have bumps from an epilator? would you just put acid clenser on it and exfoliate before and after the epilating process……..i hope you can understand what i’m saying.

  9. Comment by YouTips4U on 13 August 2009:

    Hi, it sounds like you have an ingrown hair problem. Be sure you are not pressing on your razor to get a close shave, and use a salicylic acid cleanser on your skin after shaving to remove dead skin cells so they don’t clog your pores. Have you tried a depilatory (hair removal cream)?

  10. Comment by fashionforever08 on 13 August 2009:

    I have been shaving for a long time and i shave my full arms and legs and I ALWAYS get bumps and red dots and I hate it! And I have tried different razors and shaving cream but it doesn’t help at all. What could I do cause I also get pustules on my arms and sometimes legs :/ Please help me!

  11. Comment by Brittybabybear on 13 August 2009:

    you can wax your legs then you wont see the dots anymore..it hurts though!

  12. Comment by YouTips4U on 13 August 2009:

    Thank you! I’m so glad you like my video. Thanks for your great feedback :o )

  13. Comment by 1fredluver on 13 August 2009:

    this is really helpful. thank u

  14. Comment by YouTips4U on 13 August 2009:

    Hi, your legs are normal. You are just looking at your hair follicles which are now visible because you are shaving your legs. Everybody has that, so don’t worry. It;s just that with some people it’s more noticeable depending on their hair color, etc. Also, as you grow older your pores and hair follicles can become more pronounced; this is normal too. I don’t think you want to stop shaving your legs, so unfortunately, you will see them.

  15. Comment by tisana123 on 13 August 2009:

    Thank’s,usually when I shave I have red rashes and dots that bleed from it.
    And it hurt.
    My sister tricked me.

  16. Comment by south4ever617 on 13 August 2009:

    hi … well im a teen and i have these dots on my legs and when i was little i didnt have these dots until i started shaving… i was wondering if u have any tips on this because summer is here and i hate wearing shorts cause people notice the dots sometimes… can u help me please!?!?!!??!?! i need it so i can have normal legs… if u can reply…. thank you!!! (:

  17. Comment by YouTips4U on 13 August 2009:

    Hi, thanks so much for your lovely compliment! I really appreciate your kind words. Sending you a big hug back :o )

  18. Comment by TeenieInABottle on 13 August 2009:

    I’ve just been looking at your videos; thanks so much for posting them, you’re such a lovely helpful and talented woman! I just want a big hug :) haha. Thanks again xxx

  19. Comment by YouTips4U on 13 August 2009:

    Please take a look at my YouTips Forum video called Help for Acne Pimples, etc. for info on acne and popping pimples. I think you will find it helpful. It’s like the third question in.

  20. Comment by YouTips4U on 13 August 2009:

    It sure can. Touching your face puts oils and bacteria on your skin too. That’s why it’s important not to keep touching your face or leaning on your chin, etc.

  21. Comment by citrusbust on 13 August 2009:

    Really? I totally didnt know that bacteria from food can get into your skin.

    What are your views on popping pimples then? I clean my face before I do it and always make sure that I clean the area afterwards with rubbing alcohol. Do you think that’s okay?

  22. Comment by YouTips4U on 13 August 2009:

    You’re very welcome! Thanks so much for your kind compliment.

  23. Comment by YouTips4U on 13 August 2009:

    Hi, it does. Perhaps you did not leave it on long enough. It does smell bad. I don’t prefer it.

  24. Comment by ItsJustJasmine on 13 August 2009:

    any tips on bikini line bumps? ingrown hairs…its so emberracing..

  25. Comment by YouTips4U on 13 August 2009:

    Hi, that could very well be the cause. Avoid pulling your skin and always use shaving cream when you shave.

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