How Do You Stop Razor Burn From A Straight Razor?
Shaving can sometimes result in razor burn, a series of red bumps that look like a rash. Razor burn can be unattractive, irritating and painful. All razors can cause razor burn, whether it is a straight razor or a five-blade razor. A series of steps can decrease your chances of getting razor burn so shaving can be a more enjoyable experience. Take a shower. The steam from the shower softens hair so it is easier to shave off. Exfoliate while in the shower. Squeeze a nickel-sized amount of facial scrub into your hands and massage it into wet skin. Rinse it off with water. Use a sharpened straight razor. A dull razor is much more likely to cause razor burn. Disinfect the razor blade with rubbing alcohol. When a razor isn’t disinfected, bacteria can get into the skin, causing an irritation. Apply shaving cream with a badger brush. The rounded brush applies shaving cream to each individual hair. Run your razor in the same direction that the hair grows in. Use quick, short strokes, and rinse
