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Jan 20, 2016
Christa F.
I have super super sensitive skin, and no matter what razor, lotion, moisterizer, etc.I use I get razor bumps all over my legs and razor burn. It is incredibly paiful and I can't seem to find a way to cure it. Please leave anything that might help. Different razors, shaving creams, lotions, I don't care. Help me! xx
Jan 20, 2016
Sam R.
I get the same thing,waxing helped me, sometimes I shave but in the same direction of hair growth and try not to pass the razor on the same place twice
I use aveeno shaving gel and I apply an oil (coconut or olive) first and then apply the shaving gel, I also use Gillette Venus razors
or you can use an electric razor, that helps a lot also
Jan 20, 2016
Christa F.
thank you doll
Jan 20, 2016
Melody W.
Hey I heard dipping your razor in vinger or alchol prevents razor burns. but I reccomend using a thick waterbased moisturizer