If you’ve never experienced razor burn, consider yourself lucky. Razor burn is an extremely uncomfortable and irritating rash caused by an unpleasant interaction between the razor blade, skin, and hair. Razor burn can sting, itch, and even burn - what a nightmare. 

A guaranteed way to prevent razor burn is to invest in products that are designed to soothe and treat the skin before and after hair removal (see here). That said, I have some tips and tricks to make the interaction between blade and skin as gentle as possible. This blog will do a deep dive into eight shaving techniques to avoid razor burn.   

If you are experiencing razor burn, you are not alone. In fact, you'd actually be surprised how many others go through the exact same thing. Fortunately, there is a simple solution to eradicate this skin concern - the skincare everywhere routine! 

Keep reading to learn more about the products and steps necessary to get rid of razor burn for good.

I’m sure each of us can vouch that razor burn really sucks. Whether it be on our face, pubic area, legs or even underarms, razor burn can cause a lot of discomfort. That’s why we’re going to do to a deep dive into: 1) what razor burn is; 2) the science behind razor burn; 3) the causes; 4) how to prevent razor burn; and 5) the difference between razor burn and razor bumps.