I like to keep shaved, or at the very least, neatly trimmed. however every time I do shave, I get little bumps all over my butt. Makes no different what I use, hand razor, electric razor, the results are the same. What causes these bumps, especially after shaving??
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Question About Shaving
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It's folliculitis- a bacterial infection of the hair follicle.
One factor is the type of hair that you have. Coarse or curly hair does have a tendency toward razor bumps and ingrown hairs.
The biggest factor is where that hair is- an area that is moist, prone to bacterial overgrowth and a place that gets pressure applied to it when you sit down.
You can try using an antibacterial soap before and after. If you can tolerate it, a mild antiseptic spray or balm (similar to aftershave) may also help lower the number of bacteria around the follicle opening before and after shaving. Some people swear by body powder since it lowers friction of the razor and helps keep the skin dry and less prone to bacterial growth.
If none of these options work, you might consider having the area waxed professionally. Because waxing pulls out the hair instead of cutting the hair (and causing abrasion to the skin), it's less likely to cause follicle infections.
The most radical option is to have the area lasered. This will forever change the quality of the hair, making it lighter, finer and less prone to cause folliculitis.
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If it's just the outer cheeks I think you can nair it, but never on the hole or between the cheeks!