Shaving help! Please!/:

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Tori T.

Apr 18, 2014

Tori T.

So when I shave my upper thighs and bikini line, I get these weird bumps. Any suggestions to stop them from showing up? Thanks!/:

Sarah C.

Apr 18, 2014

Sarah C.

Same thing happens to me!! I'm interested in what we can do!

Tori T.

Apr 18, 2014

Tori T.

I'm really new to this and I don't want to sound stupid but why does exfoliate mean? /:

Elizabeth S.

Apr 18, 2014

Elizabeth S.

Make sure you are shaving with warm water and exfoliate like jacqlyn said. you can make your own with brown sugar, olive oil and coconut oil(I add honey,as well). You can find more body scrubs on youtube or pinterest. Shave in the direction your hair is growing. Also, make sure your razor is clean and doesn't have any oxidation. If you still get the bumps you might want to buy anti-razor bump cream. You can find it by the shaving products. hope it helps!(:

Tori T.

Apr 19, 2014

Tori T.

Thanks guys!! And what store/stores can I get that at Alexis?(:

Tori T.

Apr 19, 2014

Tori T.

Thank you so much! You girl sure are helpful!!(:

Claire R.

Apr 19, 2014

Claire R.

I get the same thing. And I read if you use eucerin original lotion it goes away.

Becca B.

Apr 20, 2014

Becca B.

If the skin is already irritated exfoliating can irritate it further, so make sure it's a gentle one or one specially designed for shaving burn and bumps:)

Tori T.

Apr 20, 2014

Tori T.

Thanks(:

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