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Great Tips for Eliminating Ingrown Hairs and Razor Bumps -- ShavingHouse.com

Many people suffer from razor bumps andabbreviated  form  -  "PFB".
ingrown hairs that result from shaving. We
at the ( are committed to eliminating thisWhat  are  Razor  Bumps?
problem for our customers. Since 1999, the
has been a premier supplier and distributorRazor bumps are very similar to ingrown hairs
of quality ingrown hair and razor bumpand are also considered "pseudofolliculitis
products  throughout  the  world.barbae". Small tender pimples, commonly known
as razor bumps, can appear on the skin
To aide in understanding this problem, wesurface when closely cut hairs grow out and
hope this fact finding article will shed somepierce back into the skin at a neighboring
much needed light on the subject of ingrownhair follicle. Again the "foreign body
hair  and  razor  bump  prevention.reaction" occurs causing the follicle to
become irritated and inflamed. If left
Pseudofolliculitis Barbae, the official nameuntreated, razor bump infections may result
for Razor Bumps, is an inflammatory reactionwhich  may  require  a  doctor's  attention.
surrounding ingrown hairs which result from
shaving. This problem occurs more frequently-----------------------------
in  people  who  have  curly  hair.
Here are some GREAT tips from to minimizing
Razor Bumps are created when the growingingrown hairs and the unsightly razor bumps
beard hairs exit the skin, curl over, andthey  leave.
grow into the adjacent skin. This creates a
foreign body reaction resulting in an1. Use an exfoliating scrub before shaving.
unsightly bump. These "bumps" are veryThis helps raise the hairs from under the
difficult to treat in one day and thereforeskin and prevents them from growing back into
make it real easy to aggravate the situationthe  skin.
when  you  wake  up  the  next  day to shave.
2.  Do  not  pull the skin taut when shaving.
Obviously, the problem can be dealt with by
just allowing the hair to grow. As the hair3. Always allow your skin to expand under hot
grows longer, it will grow out of thewater for at least 2 minutes before shaving.
follicular opening itself. This option is notA good move is to shave at the end of your
always feasible especially professionals whoshower.
need  to  keep  groomed  for  their  job.
4. Always shave with downward strokes in the
Causes  Of  Razor  Burn:direction  of  beard  growth.
Razor burn is the general skin redness,5. Avoid repeating strokes. If you must,
abrasion and irritation that result fromre-apply  a  Shaving  Lubricating  Agent  (
shaving. The nicks and cuts that are caused
by shaving are also often referred to as6. Avoid disposable razors and change razors
"razor burn". One of the most common causesat the very least every five shaves. We
of razor burn is using too much pressure whenrecommend  the  use  of  Electric  Shavers  (
shaving. This creates excess friction that
leads to razor burn. Other common causes7. Shave every other day, if your employer or
include lack of sufficient skin lubricationpartner  will  allow  you.
and shaving against the "grain" of hair
growth. Using after-shaves and colognes canWe offer several Skin Care Products( which
alsocontribute to the problem by drying andwill help in the fight against razor bumps
irritating  the  freshly  shaven  skin.and  ingrown  hairs.
What  are  Ingrown  Hairs?Thank you for reading our article. Feel free
to visit us on line at: for additional
Ingrown hairs form when "sharpened" hairsinformation and to request a FREE SAMPLE of
curl back and re-enter the same hairour  product selections, while supplies last!
follicle. They cause a "foreign body
reaction" - meaning they are not "recognized"The author runs the fast growing e-commerce
by the body - and are attacked, causingweb site, where you will find information
inflammation, itching, infection and otherand products for the prevention of ingrown
unpleasant Ingrown Hair Symptoms. The medicalhairs and razor bumps. This article may be
term for this condition isfreely distributed if this resource box stays
"pseudofolliculitis barbae" or in itsattached.



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