News — Grooming

Body hair is a part of the human experience. We all have it, and we all have our own habits when it comes to removing it (or, keeping it). Whether you get waxed regularly, prefer to shave or go electric using your best electric razor to tame your body’s follicular growth, you’ve probably experienced razor bumps. They’re an unfortunate side effect of hair removal that afflicts some of us more than it does others. Razor burn isn’t only synonymous with the face. People can get razor burn just about anywhere they’re shaving, including the neck, chest, armpits, your pubic area...

Body hair is a part of the human experience. We all have it, and we all have our own habits when it comes to removing it. Whether you get waxed regularly, prefer to shave or use something electric to tame your body’s follicular growth, you’ve probably experienced razor bumps. They’re an unfortunate side effect of hair removal that afflicts some of us more than others. We’re going to dive deep into razor burn — what causes it, what differentiates it from other skin afflictions and, most importantly, how to remedy it. We’ll cover a whole range of modalities as well...