Razor Rash help

[The situational shaver]

A lot of times razor rash is caused by pushing down too hard on your skin.
Also, it can be caused by making too many passes over the same area.
The reason for this is usually because of a dull blade or a less aggressive razor.
Keep in mind that as you age, your hair gets a little drier and wiry.
Try a sharper blade, or a more aggressive razor, and don't push down as hard on your face.
Oh yeah, witch hazel.

 

[Bogeyman]

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Oh yeah, witch hazel.

A toner with salicylic acid works great as well and a few combine both ingredients. I use a toner with salicylic acid after washing with a good cleanser post shave as it can mitigate ingrown hairs via chemical exfoliation.

 

[Blademonkey]

Post shave balm from the British Barber's Association works wonders on skin after a rough shave, or on skin that for any reason is looking a little angry, you used to be able to buy it from Amazon.
To find the cause of the problem would be the best bet though. P.