How to Prevent Underarm Razor Burn

Consider your current underarm shaving routine to determine what might be causing razor burn., Because underarm skin is delicate, shaving mistakes can lead to bumps and rashes., Make sure you have a blade that is in good condition., Plan to shave...

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  1. Step 1: Consider your current underarm shaving routine to determine what might be causing razor burn.

    Shaving before applying deodorant, using a dull blade and shaving dry underarms are all mistakes that can cause razor burn. , Dull, old and rusty razor blades can all damage delicate underarm skin and lead to razor burn.

    New razors are best for a smooth shave, and will require less strokes to remove all hair. , Small nicks and cuts that occur during shaving will have time to heal before time to apply deodorant when shaving at night. , These products will help the razor to glide over your underarms easily and reduce the risk of cuts and scrapes. , Because hair growth patterns vary with each individual, run your fingers over the hair stubble prior to shaving to feel the growth pattern. , If your underarm hair is like this, shave in several different directions, following each direction of the growth pattern. , Pushing down too hard can damage the skin and is one of the causes of underarm razor burn. , This will also help soften the hairs as you shave. ,,
  2. Step 2: Because underarm skin is delicate

  3. Step 3: shaving mistakes can lead to bumps and rashes.

  4. Step 4: Make sure you have a blade that is in good condition.

  5. Step 5: Plan to shave your underarms in the evening before going to bed.

  6. Step 6: Apply shaving cream

  7. Step 7: gel or lotion to prepare your underarms for shaving.

  8. Step 8: Shave your underarms in the direction of the growth of the hair.

  9. Step 9: Some women have underarm hair that grows in several patterns.

  10. Step 10: Press the razor lightly while shaving.

  11. Step 11: Dip your razor in warm water to rinse hairs away from the blade as many times as needed while shaving your underarms.

  12. Step 12: Wait at least 30 minutes before applying deodorant if you must shave in the mornings.

  13. Step 13: However

  14. Step 14: when possible

  15. Step 15: it is best to shave the night before and wait until morning to apply deodorant.

Detailed Guide

Shaving before applying deodorant, using a dull blade and shaving dry underarms are all mistakes that can cause razor burn. , Dull, old and rusty razor blades can all damage delicate underarm skin and lead to razor burn.

New razors are best for a smooth shave, and will require less strokes to remove all hair. , Small nicks and cuts that occur during shaving will have time to heal before time to apply deodorant when shaving at night. , These products will help the razor to glide over your underarms easily and reduce the risk of cuts and scrapes. , Because hair growth patterns vary with each individual, run your fingers over the hair stubble prior to shaving to feel the growth pattern. , If your underarm hair is like this, shave in several different directions, following each direction of the growth pattern. , Pushing down too hard can damage the skin and is one of the causes of underarm razor burn. , This will also help soften the hairs as you shave. ,,

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