Don't use soap to shave that is the worst rash maker! Use a shaving gel with Avocado oil and always use a sharp, new razor. Gillette men's are ok, but make sure it has at least 3 blades (I use Gillette Mack 5 and Venus) . It helps give you a smooth shave and the oils protect your skin from razor burn. Razor burn happens when you shave unprotected skin OR you use a dull blade or using soap. Some people can use soap, but you may have sensitive skin were others may not.
Try not to shave everyday to. It really isn't necessary to do that if you will not be wearing a sleeveless shirt or tank top. Give your underarms a break.
If you want the best hairless underarms, wax. Save what you would spend on razors and get waxed. It's smoother, better and lasts longer. The more you shave the thicker the hair becomes. I wax my underarms and bikini, and as the years pass less grows there and what does grow is way thinner.
Preventing razor burn is tricky, but what I like to do is get a good lather going, and shave very slowly. Razor burn typically happens when the same area is shaved over and over, so avoid doing that.
It doesn't matter what kind of razor you are using, but if there is something built-in on the razor (such as a "strip" of something in front of the blades), you could be allergic to it. If there is nothing on the razor, then try getting a razor with a strip of aloe. Aloe vera is wonderful for just about any skin ailment – you could get some lotion or gel with aloe and rub a little on your pits after showering.
I personally like the Intuition Razor because it has a bar of soap built in around it. The only down side is you have to buy cartridges when the blades dull and soap is gone, and they are a little overpriced, but it's worth it to me. I also use Aveno Oatmeal Body Wash because I have sensitive skin.
Before I shave ANYTHING, I use Johnson's Softwash (Nourishing care 24 Hour Moisturizing Wash)..its kinda like a lotion soap.It makes my skin feel so soft and I never get razor burn.It could be that the Dove is drying you out..I can't use bar soap because my skin is sensitive, so I have to use liquid body soaps.It could also be the deodorant, but I think it may be the Dove.But, yea, the Johnson's is great..I usually wash myself with usually Lever 2000 liquid body soap (I like to change body soaps for different fragrances) then I use the Johnson's to wash myself after I use the Lever.Try it..its really a great product.Even though it is like a lotion, its a soap too so make sure if you use it that you rinse off just like you would with regular soap. Good luck..oh and if you try it, please let me know what you think of it..Thanks.
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Try moisturizing you skin before and after your shower.
or change the blade ?
i use mens shavers too, they seem to work better.
thats should help.
Try not to shave everyday to. It really isn't necessary to do that if you will not be wearing a sleeveless shirt or tank top. Give your underarms a break.
If you want the best hairless underarms, wax. Save what you would spend on razors and get waxed. It's smoother, better and lasts longer. The more you shave the thicker the hair becomes. I wax my underarms and bikini, and as the years pass less grows there and what does grow is way thinner.
It doesn't matter what kind of razor you are using, but if there is something built-in on the razor (such as a "strip" of something in front of the blades), you could be allergic to it. If there is nothing on the razor, then try getting a razor with a strip of aloe. Aloe vera is wonderful for just about any skin ailment – you could get some lotion or gel with aloe and rub a little on your pits after showering.
I personally like the Intuition Razor because it has a bar of soap built in around it. The only down side is you have to buy cartridges when the blades dull and soap is gone, and they are a little overpriced, but it's worth it to me. I also use Aveno Oatmeal Body Wash because I have sensitive skin.
with a moving head
with the aloe around the edge