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Emily B.

Dec 16, 2013

Emily B.

Does anybody else get little red bumps after they shave? How do you get rid if then?

Rahma K.

Dec 16, 2013

Rahma K.

Yeah I used to ,I used a good moisturiser on my legs after I finished shaving and it got rid of them within 5- 10 mins :)

Kayt S.

Dec 16, 2013

Kayt S.

It may be irritation; either get a new razor, or put lotion on your legs directly after you get out of the shower. Afterwards I try not to shave as long as possible, because that could further cause irritation. That's just what works for me, hope it helped you 😊

Rita K.

Dec 16, 2013

Rita K.

I get them when I accidentally shave against the way my hair grows (if they grow downward, shave downwards. doesn't apply to leg hairs) always use a moisturizer afterwards.

Miss Mia S.

Dec 17, 2013

Miss Mia S.

I get them a lot because it either means your not being gentle or you need a new razor. Usually I he them on my armpits because that is the skin is very delicate. But to get rid of them, change your razor every week and to get rid of them quickly is to use aloe Vera gel which will sooth it and get rid if redness. Or baby powder. That always works too!

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