He has a gotee so he usually uses a razor to shape that area...would getting him an electric razor be a waste?
I know he could use it on his neck, which would probally feel better than a cheap razor, but are there any that you can use around the gotee that won't mess it up?
Also are the electric shavers with a cleaner in them good?|||I think electric razors are for old men!!!!|||Any Braun razor.|||Braun or norelco. Both have a 30 day return policy. They say it takes a couple of weeks for you to get used to the new razor. If you (he) still doesn't like it, you can send it back to the manufacturer for 100% refund. Just save the receipt.|||I think electric razors are crap. Good non-electric ones work much better.|||Better make sure he wants one. I don't go near them.
Friday, December 2, 2011
How can I get rid of razor bumps after I have already shaved?
Everytime I shave, I end up with razor bumps, and seeing as how my prom is in like 3 weeks, I need to get rid of them in a hurry. I want to know how I can get rid of them, after I have already shaved. I mean to ask is if there is some sort of product that will make these things disappear without me actually having to shave, or should I just start using aftershave?|||Some really great stuff is Bikini Lines by Moujan. It is a foam you apply after you shave, it works on legs, underarms and bikini lines. You can buy it a moujan2000.com or drugstore.com. Its cheap too, only abour $4.50 a bottle. The bottle last about 3 - 6 months. I highly recommend this project.|||Avon has a Hand Cream that can be used to get rid of Razor Bumps.
It is called Moisture Therpy.
It really works Great.
Good Luck!|||use bikini zone =)|||it grew back a little..and i used Nair...and my legs were really soft! :D
It is called Moisture Therpy.
It really works Great.
Good Luck!|||use bikini zone =)|||it grew back a little..and i used Nair...and my legs were really soft! :D
What will happen if you stretch razor wire across the freeway?
The razor wire would be an extremely sharp, thin, and strong metal string that is tied securely on both sides of the freeway. Would this cut a car in half because it is so thin and sharp or no? By the way, I'm not a psycho who is planning on doing this- just thought the idea was peculiar.|||No. The wire would damage the car. It might cut the bumper; it would certainly scratch the paint. However, it would break before it cut the car in half.|||What happens is you get to spend lots of money on lawyers and perhaps spend some time in a cell with Bubba, who hasn't seen a woman in 5 years.
What you describe is an act of willful misconduct that will result in property damage and possibly in injury or death.|||Um, no, the razor wire will not cut the car in half. It may scratch it a bit, but you're talking about cutting heavy steel with super-thin steel...it won't work.|||Hate to be the motorcyclist that gets there 1/2 second before the car does!!!
PS You watch too many mad max movies and McGyver reruns! lol|||dep]ends on the car
What you describe is an act of willful misconduct that will result in property damage and possibly in injury or death.|||Um, no, the razor wire will not cut the car in half. It may scratch it a bit, but you're talking about cutting heavy steel with super-thin steel...it won't work.|||Hate to be the motorcyclist that gets there 1/2 second before the car does!!!
PS You watch too many mad max movies and McGyver reruns! lol|||dep]ends on the car
How do you get pictures form Razor phone to your computer when the phone is not activated?
My friend has a Razor thru Cingular that she is wanting to pull pictures from. She has the cable to hook the phone to the computer. What else does she need to do?|||Either use a micro SD card to transfer the pictures or use Motorola Phone Tools Software.|||But zat would be hacking, my friend! Und zat's a no-no!|||razr's don't have micro sd cards, use a usb cord, your phone should have come with one and when you plug it it, it should pop up, but you'll probably need software to successfully retrieve the photos from the phone.|||Actually, razors do have micro sd card slots. They are located by the battery. Its a very small hole. I believe the razor v3m was the first to include a micro SD card slot.
How do I get rid of razor burn on my fun zone?
Please? I don't know if razor burn is the right terminology, but the red bumps on my underwear line? Cause even if I wear regular underwear instead of sexii panties it still hurts. Please Help!!
Thank you!!|||the razor burn u got is because u have hair that are curlin under the skin... u can exfoliate the area with a warm cloth and if that doesn't work i take a needle to the ingrown hair... like i take a sewing needle and burn it so its sanitized and where i see the ingrown i litely scrape the needle over the bump till it pokes out and tweeze that hair out if i can.. then put neosporin on the area so u don't scar... if u don't wanna go thru all that u can just buy the bikini zone Cream... it comes in a box and its usually rite next to all the hair removal methods in the supermarket... it contains a topical cream that numbs the area and a chemical that exfoliates the dead skin to prevent ingrowns|||um use a lil alchol|||i read somewhere that baby oil will make it smoother and go away|||The Best thing to use is neosporin...it prevents razor burn..so no razor burn, no pain :)|||well, i usually just have to wait it out, but neosporin should work.
next time, make sure you have a new razor and you shave in the direction as the hair growth, you may want to use shave gel too.
Thank you!!|||the razor burn u got is because u have hair that are curlin under the skin... u can exfoliate the area with a warm cloth and if that doesn't work i take a needle to the ingrown hair... like i take a sewing needle and burn it so its sanitized and where i see the ingrown i litely scrape the needle over the bump till it pokes out and tweeze that hair out if i can.. then put neosporin on the area so u don't scar... if u don't wanna go thru all that u can just buy the bikini zone Cream... it comes in a box and its usually rite next to all the hair removal methods in the supermarket... it contains a topical cream that numbs the area and a chemical that exfoliates the dead skin to prevent ingrowns|||um use a lil alchol|||i read somewhere that baby oil will make it smoother and go away|||The Best thing to use is neosporin...it prevents razor burn..so no razor burn, no pain :)|||well, i usually just have to wait it out, but neosporin should work.
next time, make sure you have a new razor and you shave in the direction as the hair growth, you may want to use shave gel too.
How to reduce razor burn and ingrown facial hairs?
I shave with a sharp razor, a Schick Quad 4, and use shaving gel, but I still get razorburn on my neck after shaving. I've seen people that seem to have PERFECTLY smooth skin, without any irritation. How do they do this? Anybody have any secrets to reduce razor burn? I also wash my face, though only at night, and use after shave. |||Make sure you shave with the grain and not against the grain, you can always go over the thickest areas again if need be, also don't stretch the skin to expose more of the hair as this will cause the razor to strip the moisture out of your skin and leave it feeling raw, red, and itchy especially on the neck and collar line.
Also never hack hack hack!
You may find that a good shaving oil suits you better than gel, use two or three drops in the palm of your hand and massage into the beard with warm water (best in the shower). Leave for a minute then shave.|||learn how to shave, also it may be the shaving cream you using|||Most all humans are familiar with hair removal. Thanks to cultural benchmarks of cleanliness and appearance, men and women frequently do not go about their daily lives with disheveled body hair sprouting from their bodies.
Shaving is viewed as an annoyance because of the periodic appearance of razor bumps and razor burn.
We all are familiar with the routine of the early morning shave. Almost 90% of men prefer shaving every day. When added all up, the common man will spend the equivalent of 30 days of his life shaving.
Whether it is men shaving their heads or women with their armpits, we all dislike the whole method of shaving. The emergence of razor burns has most often been cited as the main reason people hate shaving. Shavers bumps form very frequently due to a number of different reasons.
Razor Bumps When hair is cut, the shaft can occasionally grow back in at an off angle. These inflammations are referred to as ingrown hairs and can induce irritation and pus.
Trapped hairs trigger inflammation which result in the body forming a papule. The raised bumps on the skin is the root for the term 'razor bumps'.
Why the hair returns in at an angle has always been up for discussion and fervid medical scrutiny. Natural oils and outside environmental factors can block hair follicles, making the hair divert its route to the skin.
The increase of dead skin cells in a hair follicle can also be a component in the materialization of ingrown hairs. Impeding the hairs exit can make it search for another way out through a different follicle.
Ingrown Hairs A few hair shafts are curly. Curved hair strands do not always need to be impeded to grow in at an angle. The natural curvature of the strand will point the tip in the wrong direction, causing it to infect the skin cells around the follicle.
Shaving can destroy skin cells which then inflame the hair follicle and make blockages more common. We all want a clear complexion, not an adverse reaction to shaving.
Shaving is a necessity in today's world. Slovenly facial hair and body hair is frowned upon by society. With shaving, there come side effects. Razor burn and razor bumps can be cured with the daily application of a shaver bump removal ingredient produced by a unique source. The serum negates bacteria on the skin and inside follicles, while also stimulating cellular growth inside the follicle. Shaving is a necessary evil in our society, suffering from painful side effects of hair removal is not.
|||- hey bud !
- get yourself a bottle of aloe vera gel (it's green in color) %26amp; rub it over the shaved area after U've done shaving.
- it will help with the burning, irritation %26amp; with ingrown hair
- it has vitamin E in it 2, %26amp; that's why it's so good + that's what it's made for.
- U can buy it almost anywhere %26amp; it ranges anywhere from 4 to 10 $, depending on the size of the bottle U get.
- I suggest U start with a small bottle %26amp; see if it works for U
- U'll feel a cool tingling sensation, which feels awesome once U apply it anywhere U've shave.
- good luck %26amp; I hope it works for U 2.
- chow bro !
Also never hack hack hack!
You may find that a good shaving oil suits you better than gel, use two or three drops in the palm of your hand and massage into the beard with warm water (best in the shower). Leave for a minute then shave.|||learn how to shave, also it may be the shaving cream you using|||Most all humans are familiar with hair removal. Thanks to cultural benchmarks of cleanliness and appearance, men and women frequently do not go about their daily lives with disheveled body hair sprouting from their bodies.
Shaving is viewed as an annoyance because of the periodic appearance of razor bumps and razor burn.
We all are familiar with the routine of the early morning shave. Almost 90% of men prefer shaving every day. When added all up, the common man will spend the equivalent of 30 days of his life shaving.
Whether it is men shaving their heads or women with their armpits, we all dislike the whole method of shaving. The emergence of razor burns has most often been cited as the main reason people hate shaving. Shavers bumps form very frequently due to a number of different reasons.
Razor Bumps When hair is cut, the shaft can occasionally grow back in at an off angle. These inflammations are referred to as ingrown hairs and can induce irritation and pus.
Trapped hairs trigger inflammation which result in the body forming a papule. The raised bumps on the skin is the root for the term 'razor bumps'.
Why the hair returns in at an angle has always been up for discussion and fervid medical scrutiny. Natural oils and outside environmental factors can block hair follicles, making the hair divert its route to the skin.
The increase of dead skin cells in a hair follicle can also be a component in the materialization of ingrown hairs. Impeding the hairs exit can make it search for another way out through a different follicle.
Ingrown Hairs A few hair shafts are curly. Curved hair strands do not always need to be impeded to grow in at an angle. The natural curvature of the strand will point the tip in the wrong direction, causing it to infect the skin cells around the follicle.
Shaving can destroy skin cells which then inflame the hair follicle and make blockages more common. We all want a clear complexion, not an adverse reaction to shaving.
Shaving is a necessity in today's world. Slovenly facial hair and body hair is frowned upon by society. With shaving, there come side effects. Razor burn and razor bumps can be cured with the daily application of a shaver bump removal ingredient produced by a unique source. The serum negates bacteria on the skin and inside follicles, while also stimulating cellular growth inside the follicle. Shaving is a necessary evil in our society, suffering from painful side effects of hair removal is not.
|||- hey bud !
- get yourself a bottle of aloe vera gel (it's green in color) %26amp; rub it over the shaved area after U've done shaving.
- it will help with the burning, irritation %26amp; with ingrown hair
- it has vitamin E in it 2, %26amp; that's why it's so good + that's what it's made for.
- U can buy it almost anywhere %26amp; it ranges anywhere from 4 to 10 $, depending on the size of the bottle U get.
- I suggest U start with a small bottle %26amp; see if it works for U
- U'll feel a cool tingling sensation, which feels awesome once U apply it anywhere U've shave.
- good luck %26amp; I hope it works for U 2.
- chow bro !
Thursday, November 24, 2011
How would you get rid of razor bumps fast?
Well, i know i didnt do this entirely right, but im in a bit of a jam. I tried to shave my pubes for my gf. Turns out i get terrible razor burn and those unsightly bumps. Is there any way to get rid of them before the weekend comes? Thanks in advance.|||you should never shave your pubes.
ever.
thats what happens. you got a lot of ingrown hair.
and btw, its anonymous not anonimous or however you spelt it|||best way to get rid of acne and other skin problems
go to this blog
http://12freebeautysamplez.notlong.com
(copy n paste in browser to open it)
wen it opens u ll see orange color links
open them they will take u to the bestskin care tips website
and these websites also offers free beauty samples
ever.
thats what happens. you got a lot of ingrown hair.
and btw, its anonymous not anonimous or however you spelt it|||best way to get rid of acne and other skin problems
go to this blog
http://12freebeautysamplez.notlong.com
(copy n paste in browser to open it)
wen it opens u ll see orange color links
open them they will take u to the bestskin care tips website
and these websites also offers free beauty samples
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