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  1.  07-15-2010  11:19 AM
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    razor burn...


    Hey guys, I've always shaved before comp, never used wax or nair(atleast not for comp purposes). Problem is I always get razor burn in the same spot, no matter how many times I shave this same spot it never gets use to the razor(the spot being right below my belly button or the pelvic) Its the only damn place on my body I get razor burn, sometimes its not bad but sometimes its get pretty bad. I'm guessing because its a sensitive area? anyone else haave this problem? anyone know how to counter it? thanks



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    Yes I have the same issue. Well atleast not for competition purposses. I have very sensitive skin. And I mean my whole body. I get razor burn on my face sometimes when shaving. When I went to my dermatilogist he had me get a shaving cream that is for sensitive skin( It's a gel that is a lot slimeyer than reg shaving cream) and also get Aveeno Ultra-Calming Daily Moisturizer . Put it on immediately after shaving( Also Store it in your fridge to increase the CALMING effect) Works wonders for me good luck

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  3.  07-16-2010  10:05 AM
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    thanks man I'll give it try.

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    Neosporin as after shave really helps reduce redness and bumps.

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    moisturizing is key

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    Yea, I use to shave just by damping my face or chest with water then adding shaving cream. Bumps 24/7.

    I then sat in a warm bath for like 10 minutes with my face in there too, then started to shave, awesome. Lots of aftershave LOTION or just lotion afterwards too.

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