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writes:This is a little embarassing, but i guess i'm gonna say it cos i want it sorted! Quick! If anyone if a beauty therapist or anything in that sorta field, or even if you've had the same thing before pls gimmme an answer :) Normally i stick to waxing methods for hair removal but recently i used a razor instead. i think we all know where i'm talking about here! and i have come up with the most ugliest shaving rash, red bumps -- the lot! sorry 4 the details. i just wondered if anyone knows of any way to get rid of it quick? i know it eventually dissapears but i really cant take a chance 2 wait that long. it really isnt attractive at all! Please Help x Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (19 January 2009): In the future if you do shave instead of wax go "with the grain" and use lots of shaving cream and a band new good quality razor (or use an electric razor with an attachment). When you are done use baby powder or a non scented simple moisterizer. For now try to not use any harsh soaps on it and you may have to hold off on hair removal until it gets better. Vasaline will work well, but don't use too much. Try to wear cotton underpants and nothing fancy, but don't go without underwear. Going without underwear will make it worse since your clothes will rub and whatnot.
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reader, anonymous, writes (19 January 2009): Try diaper rash cream.
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