How do I not get razor burn?:/

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Jaclyn W.

Jul 24, 2014

Jaclyn W.

Help I always get razor burn and my legs look horid help.

Anoud S.

Jul 24, 2014

Anoud S.

Make you sure you usr a good razor, use shaving cream or you can use hair conditioner be extremely gentle while shaving anf make sure you moisturize your skin afterwards.

Hannah K.

Jul 24, 2014

Hannah K.

Shave at the grain, in the direction the hairs grow:)

Tiffany M.

Jul 24, 2014

Tiffany M.

It can also be your razor too, make sure you're not using the same razor over and over again. Thats if you use a disposable one but if you use others make sure to change the blade. Once it gets rusty and stuff it's no good and it can cause razor bumps. However like they said just moisturizing make sure you use shaving cream.

Fifi D.

Jul 25, 2014

Fifi D.

Miracle scrub + shaving cream: sugar and oil (not car oil, but you get the gist). Scrub your legs with before shaving and watch it glide. (Please rinse off the sugar before shaving, oil is hydrophobic meaning it doesn't rinse off easily.

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