I believe the redness and bumps ar from shaving. Is there a way to avoid this? Or a way to make it go away faster?

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old stripper trick is to apply dove deodorant. A thin layer of the white one to the outter area you shave.  It stops the itching and bumps.

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I’m not sure what to prevent it but I know those panties aren’t helping! I have the same problem.. like the day I shave or the day after when I put on underwear especially underwear that is tight, or anything that’s not granny panties will def irritate it. I wish I knew what to fix it!

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i find when i use conditioner or an oily type body wash to shave it helps me get a smooth shave. and then afterwards i make sure to hydrate the skin with body lotion (i love the shea butter moisturizer by vaseline)

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Coconut oil

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Conditioner works wonders! way better than shaving cream and it leaves you legs softer

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Don't shave up & down. Shave side to side. It 100% helps!!

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Are you using a dull razor? I’ve had luck w men’s razors and also there is a roller you can buy that helps with redness and itching it’s called 10 skin. I bought it at the place I used to do bikini waxes. Also are you shaving every day? That would cause it.

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There is a roll on bump roller at ulta by Gigi. It works amazing

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Just don’t shave for 3-5 days a few times a month .. change you razor often and strippers do stuff too I can’t remember what they do to prevent it ..

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I believe the redness and bumps ar from shaving. Is there a way to avoid this? Or a way to make it go away faster?