Ingrown hairs are quite possibly the most frustrating part of shaving. You know what they are: those red, irritated bumps or zits that appear after shaving. They form when a hair either curls and enters the skin again, or when it struggles to break through the skin. Most razors with multiple blades lift the hair out of the skin before it slices, and the hair then sinks back beneath the skin, making ingrown hair more common. Luckily, there are things you can do to treat and prevent ingrown hairs.
SHAVE PROPERLY—If …

I’ve dealt with razor burn for most of my adult shaving life and I’ve tried hundreds of shaving creams. The true test of a great shaving product is sleeping on it. Shave in the morning and if you wake up the next day with ingrown hairs, something went wrong. Granted, there are a number of things that can cause this irritation beyond using the wrong product (like, shaving against the grain, or just shaving incorrectly). Well, I got my hands a tube of Phytomer Homme’s Rasage Perfect Shaving Mask and …