If you’ve shaved more than a handful of times, then you’re likely well acquainted with razor bumps.

Razor bumps, otherwise known by the more clinical term of pseudofolliculitis barbae, is a problem that occurs when false follicles are created by hair tips that penetrate back into the skin. They can form if you cut the ends of your hair, primarily coarse hair in your beard region or on some other part of your body. The cutting process actually sharpens your hair ends, and these pointy tips can, if they poke back into your skin, lead to irritation and cause razor bumps. You will be more susceptible to getting the condition if your hair is particularly thick or curly.

Swimsuits are popping up on all the style sites. For men, summer means just another pair of boardshorts. For women, though, summer and swimsuits mean that tending the bikini line is a must.

Grooming the bikini area is one of the most difficult shaving feats. Sensitive skin combined with the most delicate of areas makes women apprehensive. Nicks and cuts hurt so much worse down below. And irritation becomes more prominent and embarrassingly visible.

Hooray for warm weather and sunshine! It’s time for shorts, miniskirts…and bathing suits. Unfortunately, nice warm days also means that jeans and pants can no longer hide those hairy legs that we might have hidden when we were a little too lazy to shave. Admit it, because we all did it at least once during the winter months!

Shaving is once again about to become an almost daily ritual for women. And for you men, it’s about to get too hot for stubble or any major facial growth…so you’re right here with us!