Best trick for razor bumps ever !!!!

I use a product called Tend Skin and it works well for me regarding bumps and irritation after my shave. On rough shaves I would use it for a day or two after and results are very good (for me).

(03-24-2015, 09:26 AM)BadgerBeggar Wrote: Holy cow.  That thought had not crossed my mind.  Any suggestions of exfoliants (sp?) for sensitive skin?  One of the reason that I get such bad ingrowns (especially on my neck) is due to having sensitive skin and CRAZY hair growth patterns. I have typically gone through with a needle to "unearth" the ingrowns every couple of days.  Not fun. 

cyanidemetal mentioned a product that you rub over your face in his post here: http://shavenook.com/thread-best-trick-f...#pid486410

I have the exact same problem as you.  I think I might pick up one of those pads to give them a try.

That's an interesting tip, I'm going to have to try it. I have been using a combination of home made Tend Skin, Stridex pads and shaving only 3x/week. This routine has been working great so far

any certain tools or scrub brand you use and would recommend?  Thanks.

Thread bump!

What exfoliating products are you using to battle with ingrown hairs?

I don't use any exfoliate product, I just use a good brush with regular soap to clean the face 10 hours after shaving, and it helps a lot to me.

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I use plain old granulated sugar to exfoliate with. I wet my face with warm water, put about a tlbs of sugar in my palm and gently scrub my whole face  with extra attention to my beard area.  Dirt cheap and works very very well.

Baxter of California makes a terrific exfoliating soap bar.

I’m just the opposite. A really good moisturizer post shave works best for me. Have not had an ingrown in 30+ years. My old man and his dad was right. They used to use Ponds unscented hand creme because there were no moisturizers marketed towards men back in the day. I used to laugh when I saw them use it