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38 days to go ! ladies please help me
I have 38 days until I give birth to my daughter I am trying to get rid of these razor bumps before then because I will feel so embarrassed if my boyfriend get a look at how ugly it has gotten down there my skin us so sensitive now to nair razors and even wax which caused me to break out in terrible razor bumps that is so ugly its bothering me I even refuse to have sex ive used peroxide deodorant baby oil and just about everything I can think of any other options ? If do please help me
I think they sell creams at drugstores for razor burn. Don't use anything on that area like scented lotion and keep it dry.
10 Fastest Ways To Get Rid of Razor Bumps or Bikini Bumps…
Don't shave for at least 2-to-3 days to give your razorbumps a chance to heal & go away and if you must shave… Use a Depilatory Cream or waxing for hair removal to prevent razor bumps.
Apply heat on your razor bumps for 5-to-10 minutes using a hot compress or washrag soaked in hot water to shrink the razor bumps and kill any germs that could make your razor bumps look worse.
Put hydrocortisone cream on your razor bumps to get rid of the redness, inflammation and the itching and once your razor bumps fade away in 1-to-3 days… Stop using the hydrocortisone cream because your skin may develop rashes if you use it too much.
Wear cotton underwear or breathable clothing because wearing clothes made out of synthetic materials wont allow your skin to breathe and this will also trap in bacteria & sweat making your razor bumps get worse.
Don't pick your razor bumps and don't rub the areas of your skin with razor bumps because when you do that you just slow down the healing process where your razor bumps eventually fade away.
Put cornstarch on your razor bumps for 20 minutes and then rinse it off.
You can use a cucumber and milk mask by mixing ½ a pureed cucumber and a ¼ cup of milk and then letting it cool in your refrigerator and then you would apply this to your razor bumps for 10-to-20 minutes and rinse it off.
Use razor bump removal products like Razor Bump Relief that have witch hazel & salicylic acid as the main ingredients.
Use aloe vera or Tea Tree Oil creams & sprays to help you get rid of razor bumps faster.
Don't shave for at least 2-to-3 days to give your razorbumps a chance to heal & go away and if you must shave… Use a Depilatory Cream or waxing for hair removal to prevent razor bumps.
Apply heat on your razor bumps for 5-to-10 minutes using a hot compress or washrag soaked in hot water to shrink the razor bumps and kill any germs that could make your razor bumps look worse.
Put hydrocortisone cream on your razor bumps to get rid of the redness, inflammation and the itching and once your razor bumps fade away in 1-to-3 days… Stop using the hydrocortisone cream because your skin may develop rashes if you use it too much.
Wear cotton underwear or breathable clothing because wearing clothes made out of synthetic materials wont allow your skin to breathe and this will also trap in bacteria & sweat making your razor bumps get worse.
Don't pick your razor bumps and don't rub the areas of your skin with razor bumps because when you do that you just slow down the healing process where your razor bumps eventually fade away.
Put cornstarch on your razor bumps for 20 minutes and then rinse it off.
You can use a cucumber and milk mask by mixing ½ a pureed cucumber and a ¼ cup of milk and then letting it cool in your refrigerator and then you would apply this to your razor bumps for 10-to-20 minutes and rinse it off.
Use razor bump removal products like Razor Bump Relief that have witch hazel & salicylic acid as the main ingredients.
Use aloe vera or Tea Tree Oil creams & sprays to help you get rid of razor bumps faster.
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