Shaving Related Skin Problems
Shaving Related Skin Problems
Shaving can have numerous side effects (other than making you incredibly handsome), including cuts, abrasions, redness, itchiness and irritation. Some people with curly hair, especially black men, have an adverse response to shaving called pseudo folliculitis barbae, or "razor bumps" due to ingrown hairs.
Many side effects can be minimized and negated altogether by always using a fresh, sharp blade, Pre Shave Oil, good quality shaving cream, plenty of lubrication, and avoiding pressing too hard with the razor. Shaving related problems respond well to a combination of proper shaving technique, equipment and products. For tough or treatment resistant shaving problems, it is always best to consult a dermatologist.
TIPS To Aviod Shaving Related Skin Problems
Avioid cheap shaving gunks like gels and foams, use a quality shaving cream or soap applied with a shaving brush, a safety razor will deliver best results (one sharp blade needs less passes for a close shave and less passes = less irritation. After shaving treat the affected area with Aloeclear you'll see good results within 7 days of use. Thereafter, apply a moisturiser to sooth and cool the skin.
If you suffer from any form of shaving related skin problems and need help and advice on how to treat it and prevent it recurring in the future, please call us on 0141 880 3040 or email us on info@executive-shaving.co.uk.
