Prices of haircuts are going up. I’ve never had a barber treat or recommend something for razor bumps. Barbers definitely cause razor bumps. I had to do my own work and treat it.
THE 10 COMMANDMENTS for PREVENTING RAZOR BUMPS and INGROWN HAIRS 1. THOU SHALT NOT USE DIRTY BLADES! Using a blade that's been used way too many times. Yes, this one may be obvious, but be sure to keep your used tools as clean as possible. Soap and rubbing alcohol will destroy bacteria. Pro Tip: even brand new blades need to be cleaned. 2. HONOR THY DELICATE SKIN! Too many blades! If you are prone to ingrown hairs then you don’t need 3 or more blades. More blades equal more passes causing the hair to fall beneath the skin and become ingrown plus more blading the skin leads to micro cuts through which bacteria is more likely to enter and this leads to razor burn. 3. DO NOT TAKE PREP TIME IN VAIN! You should be using a warm/hot water prep (3-5 mins). Then leave the shaving cream on for more than 2-3 minutes to really soften the hair. The hair stubble should literally fall away with little or no pressure at all. Pressing hard is the problem! Be gentle ya'll. 4. THOU SHALT NOT GO AGAINST THE GRAIN! Shaving against the grain (upwards) may get you a closer shave but doing so also increases ingrowns. Shave in the direction of hair growth…it’s usually downwards. Check by doing a face/ body inspection to see which way your hair grows. 5. THOU SHALT NOT PRESS! Pressing too hard on the skin with the blade. A gliding, light touch is all you need. This is likely your biggest issue. 6. THOU SHALT NOT PASS, PASS, PASS! Too many quick passes with the blade. One pass per hairy area - going 1-2 inches downward at a time - will prevent ingrown hairs. Always shave like you might cause damage, not like your mowing the front yard lawn. 7. THOU SHALT NOT COMMIT OVER SHAVING! Shaving too many times. This rule is hard to follow, especially if you have to be beardless for your career…but if you are prone to ingrowns, try shaving with an electric clipper (the barber kind of clippers). The results are not super close but no one but you will know the difference. Ladies: try waxing, Nair, or an epilator provided your skin can handle these alternatives. 8. THOU SHALT NOT CLOG! Use of skin/pore clogging creams or lotions keep hairs from growing up. After a shave, keep your skin bare; let the tiny army breath, and allow those newly shaved, really small, microscopic hairs to grow out just in time for the next shave. If your objective is smooth, bump-free skin following a shave or wax then, right after, your goal should be to allow the skin to heal first. Promote healing by proper shaving techniques followed by 70% rubbing alcohol (this kills any bacteria that may enter those micro cuts created from the shave). Using a dab of TendSkin prevents the onset of razor burn. Sure your skin will be a little dry at first but this is a temporary tradeoff. Give it a few hours then let the moisturizing commence! 9. KEEP THY SMOOTH SKIN FREE! At least for the first day or two, try to avoid tight fitting clothing around the Adam’s apple (neck) and/or below the waistline region. Newly shaved hair follicles need room to raise up. 10. REMEMBER TO EXFOLIATE! Whether you shave, sugar, wax or epilate, not enough exfoliation to remove excess layers of skin can lead to ingrown hairs. There are two types: chemical exfoliation (AHA, BHAs) and physical exfoliation (beads, coffee scrubs, gloves, brushes). Use an ingrown hair brush for razor bumps as directed. Make sure it’s a brush that has gentle bristles designed to tease newly shaved hairs away from entering the skin before they can become ingrown. If you have sensitive skin, then go with the soft and firm bristles. The Wizker brush has both options. If you follow these 10 tips religiously, you’ll prevent razor bumps and ingrown hairs permanently!
The bumps on the back of the neck is called Akne keloidalis nuchae, please tell your client that you just showed on your video to stop cutting his hair for a couple of months and apply anti bacterial and anti fungus creams
@@astaiire i would be happy to look deeper into it and see how we can solve the problem. Would you be open to a phone call? Just genuinely trying to help!
Prices of haircuts are going up. I’ve never had a barber treat or recommend something for razor bumps. Barbers definitely cause razor bumps. I had to do my own work and treat it.
Fr I just went to a new barber and he fucced me up so badly. His clippers were hella rough. Good thing I only got a couple bumps but still annoying
@@rainypath96 The Patrol with take care of you
I have a client that definitely need this product!!! I would use a warm towel in that area but I'm going to pick up this product!! Great vid!!
Worked well?
THE 10 COMMANDMENTS for PREVENTING RAZOR BUMPS and INGROWN HAIRS
1. THOU SHALT NOT USE DIRTY BLADES!
Using a blade that's been used way too many times. Yes, this one may be obvious, but be sure to keep your used tools as clean as possible. Soap and rubbing alcohol will destroy bacteria. Pro Tip: even brand new blades need to be cleaned.
2. HONOR THY DELICATE SKIN!
Too many blades! If you are prone to ingrown hairs then you don’t need 3 or more blades. More blades equal more passes causing the hair to fall beneath the skin and become ingrown plus more blading the skin leads to micro cuts through which bacteria is more likely to enter and this leads to razor burn.
3. DO NOT TAKE PREP TIME IN VAIN!
You should be using a warm/hot water prep (3-5 mins). Then leave the shaving cream on for more than 2-3 minutes to really soften the hair. The hair stubble should literally fall away with little or no pressure at all. Pressing hard is the problem! Be gentle ya'll.
4. THOU SHALT NOT GO AGAINST THE GRAIN!
Shaving against the grain (upwards) may get you a closer shave but doing so also increases ingrowns. Shave in the direction of hair growth…it’s usually downwards. Check by doing a face/ body inspection to see which way your hair grows.
5. THOU SHALT NOT PRESS!
Pressing too hard on the skin with the blade. A gliding, light touch is all you need. This is likely your biggest issue.
6. THOU SHALT NOT PASS, PASS, PASS!
Too many quick passes with the blade. One pass per hairy area - going 1-2 inches downward at a time - will prevent ingrown hairs. Always shave like you might cause damage, not like your mowing the front yard lawn.
7. THOU SHALT NOT COMMIT OVER SHAVING!
Shaving too many times. This rule is hard to follow, especially if you have to be beardless for your career…but if you are prone to ingrowns, try shaving with an electric clipper (the barber kind of clippers). The results are not super close but no one but you will know the difference. Ladies: try waxing, Nair, or an epilator provided your skin can handle these alternatives.
8. THOU SHALT NOT CLOG!
Use of skin/pore clogging creams or lotions keep hairs from growing up. After a shave, keep your skin bare; let the tiny army breath, and allow those newly shaved, really small, microscopic hairs to grow out just in time for the next shave. If your objective is smooth, bump-free skin following a shave or wax then, right after, your goal should be to allow the skin to heal first. Promote healing by proper shaving techniques followed by 70% rubbing alcohol (this kills any bacteria that may enter those micro cuts created from the shave). Using a dab of TendSkin prevents the onset of razor burn. Sure your skin will be a little dry at first but this is a temporary tradeoff. Give it a few hours then let the moisturizing commence!
9. KEEP THY SMOOTH SKIN FREE!
At least for the first day or two, try to avoid tight fitting clothing around the Adam’s apple (neck) and/or below the waistline region. Newly shaved hair follicles need room to raise up.
10. REMEMBER TO EXFOLIATE!
Whether you shave, sugar, wax or epilate, not enough exfoliation to remove excess layers of skin can lead to ingrown hairs. There are two types: chemical exfoliation (AHA, BHAs) and physical exfoliation (beads, coffee scrubs, gloves, brushes). Use an ingrown hair brush for razor bumps as directed. Make sure it’s a brush that has gentle bristles designed to tease newly shaved hairs away from entering the skin before they can become ingrown. If you have sensitive skin, then go with the soft and firm bristles. The Wizker brush has both options. If you follow these 10 tips religiously, you’ll prevent razor bumps and ingrown hairs permanently!
Could you link to a "firm ingrown hair prevention brush" please?
The bumps on the back of the neck is called Akne keloidalis nuchae, please tell your client that you just showed on your video to stop cutting his hair for a couple of months and apply anti bacterial and anti fungus creams
Bump patrol will get rid of them on the spot 3-5 days.
Bump patrol works sooo well. Just add after a shave and boom.
Thank you for this video, much appreciated!
Dope video, love these kind of reviews!
Appreciate the love brother
Pls bro how can I get it here in UAE(Dubai)
Amazon
Where can I get it
Amazon
Hello, i have so many bumps behind my neck. How many time a day do you think i should use bump patrol ?
We recommend you use it as soon as you clean the area from a shave. The next time that helps a lot of our customers is at night before going to sleep.
@@bumppatrol i did that but it didn't work.
@@astaiire i would be happy to look deeper into it and see how we can solve the problem. Would you be open to a phone call? Just genuinely trying to help!
Does this work with vaporub?
It honestly works extremely well by itself.
Who can tell me if its worked for them ?
can you use this on days that you don't shave in order to keep them away?
Of course
I know you probably already tried it but this stuff sometimes gets rid of the bumps in a few hours ... It works great
@@greatpyrenees559 Swear, its quick.
Can you use it everyday
Yes indeed.
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Yeah the bump control DOESNT WORK