Shaving guide for men: 6 valuable tips to prevent razor bumps, skin inflammation and shave the right way

Shaving should be simple; but many dread it for one reason or another. Causes and symptoms She said, “Razor bumps, also known as pseudofolliculitis barbae, occur in men when shaved hair curls back into the skin instead of growing outward. The trapped hair triggers an immune response, causing swelling and discomfort.” Dr Piyusha added that razor bumps, the inflamed spots caused by ingrown hairs, can leave your skin irritated and itchy. While razor bumps are not dangerous, they can lead to hyperpigmentation, scarring, or infection if left untreated.” Dr Debeshi, clinical cosmetic and aesthetic expert and founder of Lueur Aesthetics, further told HT Lifestyle, “Shaving-related skin inflammation is common among men, leading to redness, razor bumps, and irritation, sometimes PIH. Shaving dry skin, using alcohol-based aftershaves, and shaving too closely can also exacerbate inflammation.” How to prevent shaving-related skin inflammation Everyone could benefit from a few expert tips; so ahead, Dr Debeshi and Dr Piyusha share their step-by-step guide on how to shave — the right way: 1.