Razor burn :(

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Hayley S.

Nov 2, 2013

Hayley S.

I just shaved my legs really quickly in the shower, with shaving foam and I managed to get razor burn :/ does anyone know how to make it go down a bit, and be slightly less stingy? x

Meredith R.

Nov 2, 2013

Meredith R.

Try aloe that helps all kind of things so if you can try buying a aloe plant for that cause it truly helps a lot

Hannah K.

Nov 2, 2013

Hannah K.

For things that you might have immediately on hand, try cortisone cream, or ice to calm the burning feeling. Cool lotion might help as well, but honestly I've never suffered razor burn

Louisa G.

Nov 2, 2013

Louisa G.

Try a moisturizing cream... It helps in many cases...😘

Lynzie B.

Nov 2, 2013

Lynzie B.

Ouch ouch ouch it looks like you shaved with a dull razor. I would put moisturizer and cool rag on that or something the other girls mentioned.

Kitty K.

Nov 2, 2013

Kitty K.

Aloe Vera or bikini zone. They have a gel and I use that to shave than an after shave cream. Works wonders.

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