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How to Treat (and Prevent) Razor Burn
- GQ outlines that razor burn is a common skin irritation after shaving, caused by blade damage and inflammation.
- The guide recommends upgrading from disposable razors to ones with skin guards to minimize friction.
- Experts advise considering safety razors for a smoother shave and less irritation.
- The article highlights proper skin preparation before shaving, like washing with warm water to open pores.
- Technique matters: use short, controlled strokes with light pressure and follow hair growth.
- The guide advises changing blades regularly to prevent dullness and bacterial buildup.
- Post-shave products with aloe and glycerin are recommended to soothe skin without alcohol.
- The piece lists alternative razors like the Bevel or Panasonic Arc5 as options for different skin needs.
- The article emphasizes selecting products with gentle, non-irritating ingredients for the post-shave routine.
- The guide notes how modern razor design and blade exposure affect comfort and irritation.
- The article underscores that shaving technique can prevent irritation even when you have sensitive or coarse hair.
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