UNDERSTANDING RAZOR BUMPS – WHAT CAUSES IT AND HOW TO TREAT IT

Men of any race or ethnicity can experience razor bumps from shaving. However, the incidence of razor bumps amongst African men is significantly higher than men of other races. As such, African men need to exercise extra caution with their shaving routine to reduce the incidence of razor bumps and minimise their recurrence.

SKIN CARE BASICS – HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR SKIN

So, here’s the thing – we know how much time guys dedicate to selecting clothes and caring for them. The same can be said about barber time and hair grooming time. The question is – do you give equal consideration to your skincare and grooming routine? And we’re not talking about grabbing the closest body lotion after a shower and hoping it will do the job.

HELP! I HAVE RAZOR BUMPS! AND NOW DARK SPOTS TOO!

Sometimes, it just doesn’t seem fair – you’ve successfully managed to get rid of those irritating, painful razor bumps. Now, when you look in the mirror, they’ve been replaced by unattractive dark marks or spots. You’re not imagining it – these skin conditions are interrelated.

NAVIGATE YOUR WAY AROUND RAZOR BUMPS AND SHAVING

Also known as shaving rash, razor bumps is a skin reaction caused by shaving. It’s easily visible and may include symptoms like redness, itching, burning and stinging. It appears as small, tender bumps on the skin and may occur on any area that has been shaved. These may become infected and form pustules, causing further discomfort. These bumps may last a few hours or a few days, depending on the overall skin health.

MANSCAPING FACTS AND FALLACIES

The traditional barber has been around forever and always will be. However the mushrooming number of unisex salons, especially in suburbs, offer men an alternative grooming space. In addition, modern technology hair removal products…

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