Allantoin is most probably the best remedy for razor burn .
Anybody ever used DIAPER RASH CREAM on RAZOR BURN?
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Prep cream is a really good all-purpose product.
How about some Butt paste?
Anyone game to try this?
Anyone game to try this?
If you have actual razor burn, you need a barrier on your skin, because the barrier that was meant to be there has been taken away. The skin drying out is one of the things that causes redness and pain.
One thing that I find helps is using witch hazel + cocoa butter. I use a solid block of the stuff.
It's useful for the regular irritation that shaving does to the fact, but it's not a substitute for some kind of emollient.
Afta, BTW, is an excellent drugstore aftershave that has allantoin.
Bladderwrack is also useful in promoting healing. You can find it in Nivea's Sensitive Cooling balm, another excellent drugstore aftershave.
One thing that I find helps is using witch hazel + cocoa butter. I use a solid block of the stuff.
It's useful for the regular irritation that shaving does to the fact, but it's not a substitute for some kind of emollient.
Afta, BTW, is an excellent drugstore aftershave that has allantoin.
Bladderwrack is also useful in promoting healing. You can find it in Nivea's Sensitive Cooling balm, another excellent drugstore aftershave.
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Ron R
I survived a lathey foreman
I use Aloe Vera gel for pre -shave because it is know to help improve hydration. Major cartridge MFG's use it on the lube strips so that should convince some folks.
Aloe Vera Gel is used for Sun burns because it cools and relieves the drama and works for razor burns also. Very rare I get razor burn but there are Newbies are looking for solutions when they get them.
Good stuff IMO.
Have some great shaves!
Aloe Vera Gel is used for Sun burns because it cools and relieves the drama and works for razor burns also. Very rare I get razor burn but there are Newbies are looking for solutions when they get them.
Have some great shaves!
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