Style File Black Men and Razor Bumps
Black Men and Razor Bumps
How to deal with ingrown hairs
Between 50-80% of black men associate shaving with inflammation, pustules, itching, burning and keloid scarring.
Razor bumps - caused by ingrown hairs - are a very common problem that forms on the neck, face and even the back of the head. Because our skin is 20% thicker than a woman’s, it’s tougher, and the hair, especially if its curly, has a hard time breaking through the skin, either getting trapped and forming an ingrown hair or burrowing back into the skin and causing a swollen razor bump.
The DX Smooth Bump Shield (100ml R20) is a daily maintenance plan offering long lasting protection, soothing the skin and stopping new ingrown hairs and razor bumps from forming.
Bump Fighter (15ml R40) is an ultra-concentrated formula that targets immediate relief and quick visible results.
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Last updated: Thu, 2011-12-01 09:33
where do i buy this stuff
where do i buy this stuff
I get mine from the pharmacy, I think its even available in some supermarkets..look its good but its not 100%.
I would prefer if a full article was written about this subject or a poll or something. find out stuff like what do most black guys use, what's the best method to shave, wet vs dry, best technique etc..
Look I already use the product but it would be more credible if it didn't look like its being punted or being paid for by them, something more in-depth and independent please.
that's a fat lie
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