Razor burn?? Something else?
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Apr 9, 2015
Sam M.
Apr 9, 2015
Rissa G.
That does not look like razor burn at all, ouch! They're not irritating you?
Apr 9, 2015
Gisell G.
That does not look like a razor burn to me, looks like an allergic reaction
Apr 9, 2015
Breeze T.
Do they feel warm at all? It's probably best to see a doctor if it doesn't go away in a couple days. How long have you had them for? It actually reminds me of the effect of stinging nettle, did you go hiking?
Apr 9, 2015
Sam M.
They haven't been irritating me at all! And they aren't warm.. I'll probably just go to the doctor >.<
Apr 9, 2015
Isabel M.
I assume that it is an alergic reaction or something.
Apr 9, 2015
Shelley W.
We just dealt with ringworm outbreak at my youngest school. Ringworm would itch like the dickens. It looks like razor burn to me. The best thing to do is cease shaving for several weeks (yes...I know...tough to do) and utilize a antibacterial soap to help clear it up so it doesn't scar your skin. What causes razor burn is shaving incorrectly...repeatedly going over the same section while applying too much pressure thus allowing bacteria to enter into hair follicle. Another cause is using a razor that is past its prime...after 4 uses its best to toss. Before you use a razor its always best to rinse it with alcohol before proceeding with a shave...this kills any nastiness that is on the razor. I stopped shaving because I too use to deal with razor burn from time to time (shaving in a rush and trying to get a close shave) so I just use a depilatory or go in for a pro wax. It has definitely reduce scarring for me and annoying razor burn.
Apr 9, 2015
Hannah K.
It looks a bit like eczema as my boyfriends looks the same
Apr 10, 2015
Sam M.
Thanks so much ladies!! I appreciate it 💕
Apr 10, 2015
Ally H.
I hate to say it... but those look like bed bug bites. A friend of ours got them from a movie theater and that is EXACTLY what they looked like... sometimes you won't even see it anywhere and the bites don't show up until awhile after you've been bitten. You could have been bitten somewhere you have been or could have brought them home.. :(
Apr 10, 2015
Shannon S.
I say go see a doctor:)