Strawberry legs?!? Dots all over my legs.
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May 14, 2015
Keilamari R.
May 14, 2015
Sadiya R.
Is it the first time you shave?
May 14, 2015
Delara g.
You'd probably get a better result if you wax than shave
May 14, 2015
Shanae J.
Mine has nothing to do with shaving. It's just dry spots, I commented on your other thread. Just exfoliate and then moisturize. I have to do it daily or it comes back.
May 14, 2015
Brianna M.
I agree with exfoliating and then shaving or even getting them waxed
May 14, 2015
Abigail H.
Also make sure your razor is sharp!
May 14, 2015
Latifah T.
Shanae what product do you use for exfoliating and moisturizing? if you don't mind me asking I have the same spots and my mom always said it big pores lol not sure if That's true but I'm curious,
May 14, 2015
Yaya B.
It could be razor rash? what do you use to shave? cream, soap,oil? is your razor new or old? these could be factors. I normally use a new disposable razor every time I shave and find using baby oil great for shaving. leaves my legs super soft with no bumps
May 14, 2015
Emily H.
Yeah seems like razor burn to me- make sure to moisturize with something gentle/non scented and next time you shave be sure to not press hard on your skin!
May 14, 2015
Shanae J.
I use a loofah that I got from dollar tree and a the apricot scrub that I got for my face and I just use it for my legs now. Then I use jergens aloe vera moisturizer.
May 14, 2015
Latifah T.
Thanks girl!! ^^^^^ ;) wait like actual aloe Vera..or lotion with aloe Vera in it? lol
May 14, 2015
Bailey G.
To me, that looks like keratosis pilaris. It's what happens when your body creates too much keratin in the hair follicle, causing the little red bumps. It's a common condition and a lot of people have it. It's easy to manage though:
Don't use a loofah or over-exfoliate because you'll just end up pissing your skin off and make the bumps worse. Use a gentle body exfoliator. Follow up with a lotion made for dry, rough skin - look for ingredients such as urea and lactic acid. Curel and Eucerin are good brands. Avon also has a duo of products especially made for KP - a scrub and a lotion. I use them both myself and they work great. Here's a link to them: https://www.avon.com/category/bath-body/moisture-therapy/derma-restoring/
Just always remember to moisturize, and within a week or two the visibility and texture of the bumps should subside.
Also remember to always use a fresh razor, use an adequate amount of shaving cream when you shave, and exfoliating before you shave will help as well. That'll also help as well in reducing the bumps on your legs :)
May 15, 2015
Emily W.
My legs do that every time I shave, I thought it was because I'm ghostly white. It goes away after a little while, an hour or so? I don't actually pay attention so I don't know for certain, but it does fade. I don't put lotion on though because it burns and then my legs stay red all day. You might be different though, because you're about seven shades deeper complected than I am. (Not kidding, I'm whiter than egg shells, especially my legs. I'm basically glow-in-the-dark.)