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Vitiligo Resource - Callumae
Callumae, Progressive Health's extremely active Vitiligo formula, has been specifically
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About Razor Bumps
The first step in a healthy black men skin care routine is to
recognize the problems this type of skin can have. Of major concern for many black men is the
appearance of razor bumps. Razor bumps and black men are closely linked because of the nature of
their beards - shaving the curly, thick hairs can cause ingrown hairs. Razor bumps then
appear as a result of ingrown hair getting infected.
Razor bumps (Pseudofolliculitis barbae) are more frequent on the face
and neck, the most common spots were one shaves. But they are not limited to this area of
your skin. In fact,
razor bumps can develop anywhere
you shave - even in the area of your family jewels! They are painful, annoying and need proper skin care
to heal them.
One common ingredient that is found in many products that treat razor bumps is Salicylic
acid. So you may want to check the label and see if this chemical in included. Salicylic
acid helps exfoliate the skin above and around razor bumps, helping to remove the infection and
release the ingrown hair. There are many shaving products that contain this ingredient.
Perhaps the most important treatment one should pursue is too prevent razor bumps from forming
in the first place. And this is best done by keeping up a good shaving technique...
First of all, if you can, dont shave every day, especially if you suffer from regular razor bumps.
Give your
skin about 2-3 days of rest in between close shaves with a blade. Consider the use of an electric
razor or beard trimmer for the off days to make sure your facial hair doesnt get out of control.
Soften your facial hair with warm water. This will help you get a better shave and get rid of
razor bumps. This can be done in a number of ways, but here are a couple: Wait to shave until
youve taken a shower, or you can get a wash cloth and soak it in hot water and then put it across
your face for about 5 minutes before shaving.
Other proper shaving techniques to help eliminate razor bumps are: Apply shaving cream
(a good one) to the skin before shaving and allow the shaving cream to sit on your face for a
couple of minutes before shaving - this will soften the skin and hair. Never shave against
the grain of your hair - shave in the direction the hair grows. And dont shave the same area more
than twice to get a closer shave. Finally avoid using those razors that have 2, 3, and 4 blades.
These blades tend to lift and snap the hair back into place, giving you a closer shave, but
causing razor bumps.
Remember that it is important to treat your razor bumps. If left untreated, this infection
could get worse leading to scarring, secondary infection, formation of keloid and hyperpigmentation.
It all starts with a proper shaving technique and good black men skin care habits.
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