I shave between my legs but keep on getting a rash, I use new razos, shaving ceams but it seems not to work.?
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use bikini zone. works amazing. better to wax there anyway.
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DON'T USE CHEAP RAZORS.USE A RAZOR WITH CHANGABLE RAZORS LIKE:MACH 3,VENUS,ETC.MAKE SURE IT HAS A MOISTURIZER STRIP ON IT AND SKINTIMATE SHAVING GEL FOR SENSITIVE SKIN.THEN PUT DEODERANT DOWN THERE ,ON YOUR SKIN ONLY, THATS FOR A MOISTERIZER AND FRAGENCE. AND DON'T WEAR TIGHT PANTIES,BECAUSE IT CAN RUB AND MAKE YOU IRRITATE THE SKIN.
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It most likely is some type of infection.  Since you shave that area - it may be a staph infection.  Staph is becoming much more prevalent than it used it be.  It used to be found only in hospitals.  \n\nI had some bumps like that  and one of them turned into a cyst that got very swollen.  I went to the Doctor and sure enough - it was a Staph infection.  If you wait to long it can get into your bloodstream and make you very very sick.  I had to have a little minor surgery on mine to cut it out.   I wish I'd hadn't had been so embarrassed and went in as soon as it started bothering me.  \nSo go to the Doctor ASAP and have it looked at - they see stuff like this all the time.  \n\nYou also may be allergic to Latex.  Latex is in a few brands of pads.  I'd get tested for a latex allergy as well.\n\nBest wishes to you for feeling better soon!
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I must guess your skin is super sensitive. I would recommend to go to a dermatologist so that he or she can recommend you a shaving cream that will go with your type of skin. or will tell you if you should wax or do something else rather than shave...
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This is a trick that helps. Try VICKS vaporub the menthol and camphor has a healing/soothing function that opens/prevents razor bumps.
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Shave carefully\n\nShaving is a common and inexpensive way to remove unwanted hair. But shaving can cause skin irritations, especially if your skin is thin, dry or very sensitive. For a smooth shave:\n\nPress a warm wash cloth on your skin before shaving to soften the hair. Or shave after a warm bath or shower. \nDon't shave dry skin, which can cause razor burn. Apply shaving cream, lotion or gel before shaving to protect and lubricate your skin. \nUse a clean, sharp razor. If using an electric razor, don't use the closest setting, which can irritate the skin. \nShave in the direction of hair growth, not against it. \nRinse your skin afterwards with warm water. \nIf irritation does occur, apply a lotion that doesn't contain ethyl or isopropyl alcohol. Though alcohol and alcohol-based products may feel cooling, they don't really soothe irritated skin because the alcohol evaporates rapidly from the skin.
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Have you been sweatting a lot?  Could be heat rash.\nIf so wipe it with rubbing alcahol and sleep by the fan.
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Could be an allergic reaction (you can have a histamine reaction to the blade touching the skin).  Google "shaving allergy"
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first off your usin a really dule razor get a new 1 \nand i use that "skintimate after shave gel" for sensitive skin it works wonders but a lil goes a long way \ntry it out and tell me if it works :)
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Try a product (the best) called "Bump Stopper", it's in the shaving aisle. Also near the hair removers there is "Bikini Zone" lotion by Sally Hansen.  You can get these at your local drugstore. Also, make sure you are always using a new razor blade (to prevent infection) like Venus or Mach 3, or anything with 3 blades. A really great shaving cream is Aveeno anti razor-bump cream, with a dark blue lid. It smells like cookies and is great for your skin.
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Your skin is probably getting irritated by your razor.  It will take time for your skin to get used to it but over time it should go away.
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try using lotion your legs are probably dry becuase your sweating
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You may be starting to shave too soon~give the water time to soften the hairs.  Do you start with shaving at your ankles?  It sounds like razor burn~try the Intuition razor!
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i am guessing if you have to ask, this is one of the first times you have shaven down there, you might have done a bad job of it, tiny little cuts itch you know, good soap helps, keeping it dry, the hair might be growing back, or your underwear is too tight, no whity tighties, try boxers
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There's an excellent explanation at the website below. I've included a bit here, but be sure to check the website for more details:\n\n"People can help prevent razor bumps and barber's rash by:\n\n    * using warm water to soften the skin and hairs before shaving; shaving right after a shower.\n    * applying shaving cream, foam, or soap in the opposite direction of hair growth (usually upward), moisturizing your skin as well as hair.\n    * shaving the easier areas first: the jawline, cheeks, and neck.\n    * shaving in the direction of hair growth (usually downward).\n    * not stretching your skin taut.\n    * rinsing your razor thoroughly after each use and replacing your blades every week or more often if necessary."\n \n\nAlso, "low" quality razors are usually single blade or disposable double blades. "High" quality usually have more blades - up to five, now, which is absolutely ridiculous. For women, single blade (cheap) razors are more effective if you don't shave your legs frequently. The single blade razor doesn't collect as much hair as two (or more) blades do.
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this is not normal, and if this condition remains, you should go see a doctor.  You might have had a rash, possibly an allergic reaction--maybe to the soap you are using.
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Razor burn, try nair or weet even on sensitive skin they work well, but follow directions!