Shaving my face?

Question

Every other time I shave my neck breaks out I use shaving cream but I want to know what I could use or do to stop this???

Answer 1

Try a woman's shaving cream!

Well, reason is sometimes they are much milder (especially if they are recommended for crotch areas."

After you do this you'll have either a bigger breakout (til you get used to the wipies) or it'll clear up pretty quick.

Your face? It is now soft as a baby bottom and you finally can shave without the rash.

Maybe if you wake up earlier and give yourself more time you'll be able to master that shaving thing. Otherwise the only advice left is to "grow a full beard" then ya don t have to worry about it at all.

Just be casreful not to bald your head because when it does grow back in it'll come back in white!


.............think about it.............................

Answer 2

Spend the extra cash and get a good shaving cream to use as well as a good razor. There is also a product called Bump Stopper. Its a cream that you put on your face after you shave that prevents break outs and ingrown hair. Its usually found in the African American section of your local grocery store.
This all works great for me. Good luck!

Answer 3

Well the best method to use when shaving is first apply a warm amount of water of the face. To hot or to cold will make the skin contract and expand, which can make you cut yourself or develop a rash easier. Then apply shaving foam and when shaving be sure to go with the hair, then against it. Rinse the face with mild warm water a second time and cover in more foam, if needed. This way is good to prevent rashes and other such things..

Answer 4

Are you using a good quality blade?

In my experience, you get what you pay for. For years I used store-brand throw-aways thinking I was saving money, and I experienced the same difficulties as you.

I wd recommend a brand name 4- or 5-blade razor, the vibrating ones are good. Do as the other posters have said, prepare the skin properly, and also use a name-brand gel (as opposed to cream. Gel is better lubricant, and less irritation).

You specify the neck area. Do you wear a shirt & tie? Could be some irritation from that. I used to get that too, but then I changed jobs and no longer have to 'dress up.' Blessed relief!!

If all fails, maybe change to a premium electric, like the Braun. Costly, but as I said, you get what you pay for. I think most guys wd agree.

Answer 5

Well, sounds silly, but try dragging the razor in the opposite direction than what you normally do. You're probably shaving too close, & causing ingrown hairs. Also, don't go over an area once it's shaved, trying to get it closer. While you do get it closer, it also forces the hairs under the skin. They get trapped; cause pimples & that rash you're talking about.

Answer 6

extremely heat water and new blades, and it is going to break... and that i do no longer somewhat think of shaving reasons hair to enhance swifter, i'm enormously specific it in basic terms looks that way. additionally, shaving cream would reason your epidermis to breakout because of the fact it is going to clog your pores so in case you could shave without shaving cream extra power to you! could I propose an electric powered razor, however... It finally ends up being extra low-fee interior the long-term while not having to purchase new blades and you do no longer % shaving cream OR warm water, in basic terms a concept.

Answer 7

Try shaving cream/gel that is made specifically for sensitive skin.

Answer 8

Try shaving in the shower, use moisterizer (not aftershave, and make sure whatever you use does not have alcohol in it, or it will burn and feel worse)

If it gets really bad, your doctor could prescribe a skin cream.

My doctor told me to grow a beard.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

olay for man shaveing one. good luck