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dylanmarsh · 10-02-2003, 06:58 PM

I had the exact same problem with shaving. I tried many different soaps, gels, creams, etc and nothing worked. So, I went to a dermatologist and she gave me some advice that has saved my face and social life.

1. Mach 3 is the best disposable razor out there, but make sure to change the cartridge once a week. Expensive, I know.

2. Stop using aftershave.

3. Wash your face throughly before shaving and use Lever 2000. it has moisturizing stuff in it; thus, your face won't dry out as quick.

4. Buy a shave cream called "Neutrogena Skin Clearing Shave Cream." It comes in a tube and costs around five bucks.

Believe me, I was very skeptical about all of this, too. Just try it for a couple weeks and see what happens. Bumps from shaving are usually caused from not taking care of one's face like one should. Good luck.

If it does continue, try going to a dermatologist.

10-02-2003, 06:58 PM	#27 (permalink)
dylanmarsh Sleepy Head	I had the exact same problem with shaving. I tried many different soaps, gels, creams, etc and nothing worked. So, I went to a dermatologist and she gave me some advice that has saved my face and social life. 1. Mach 3 is the best disposable razor out there, but make sure to change the cartridge once a week. Expensive, I know. 2. Stop using aftershave. 3. Wash your face throughly before shaving and use Lever 2000. it has moisturizing stuff in it; thus, your face won't dry out as quick. 4. Buy a shave cream called "Neutrogena Skin Clearing Shave Cream." It comes in a tube and costs around five bucks. Believe me, I was very skeptical about all of this, too. Just try it for a couple weeks and see what happens. Bumps from shaving are usually caused from not taking care of one's face like one should. Good luck. If it does continue, try going to a dermatologist.