Razor Rash!! Helpp

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Kayla P.

Jun 16, 2013

Kayla P.

Anyone know how to get rid of the little red bumps on my legs after shaving?? Or what causes it??

Emilie T.

Jun 16, 2013

Emilie T.

It's not really good to shave you legs. The red mark (I think) will always be there. You should do the lazor or epilation. I'm doing epilation and my legs are always soft. If you shave them it will be like a beard;)

Kirbie S.

Jun 16, 2013

Kirbie S.

This may be stupid but make sure you use a lot of shaving cream it helps moisturize the area you're shaving so it doesn't get irritated! Or just make sure you slop that lotion on afterwards and that should help some!:)

Madisen T.

Jun 16, 2013

Madisen T.

LOTION! It happened to me at the beginning of the month and I had a party and I forgot to shave in the shower the night before so I did that morning and I have eczema (red itchy red rash) and it showed on my legs were I burned them. And it hurt so bad So I tried lotion and it burns at first then moisturizers them and feels better. If you don't want it to burn use no scent lotion. I didn't have any so I had to use body butter from Bath and Body Works.

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