San Marcos, CA -- (SBWire) -- 03/15/2016 --The Wright Stache is a recently launched website that has been developed to become the best and a comprehensive grooming and shaving related information resource that assists the readers in resolving common shaving problems through effective solutions and comprehensive product reviews. The skincare and shaving experts at work behind TheWrightStache.com want to elucidate to their readers certain tips, products and changes can improve their shaving experience and the result. Recently, the experts talked about the little changes and practices that people can adopt to have a avoid razor burns and how to get rid of them once they have occurred.

Razor burns are not a problem limited to any gender, anyone who shaves is susceptible to having red irritated skin after shaving, The Wright Stache writer and lead reviewer said "Razor burns can be very uncomfortable and make you feel self-conscious about the way your skin looks. Some people are more prone to getting razor burns than others due to sensitive skin. There are a few things you can do to avoid getting razor burns in the first place. There are also ways of soothing your skin if you have razor burns."

The skin experts suggest that people try to prep the area of the skin which will be shaved by gently exfoliating the area using mild exfoliants to remove dead skin, oil and dirt. Also using a thick layer of shaving cream for 3 to 5 minutes before shaving can hydrate the skin and keep the friction between the skin and the razor blade at bay. Another way to avoid irritation and ingrown hairs is to shave in the direction of the hair growth and never against it. Using a sharp, good quality razor is also essential for a close and smooth shave.

The Wright Stache expert suggests: "Red and irritated skin can be treated by using a number of soothing lotions. Any cream or lotion made to hydrate your skin should make you feel more comfortable. You can also find topical creams that contain hydrocortisone if you suffer from a more serious case of irritation. However, you can get good results with a simple hydrating cream. Try finding a product that contains natural ingredients such as Aloe Vera since chemicals tend to irritate the skin further."

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Name: Evan Mejora
Organization: TheWrightStache.Com
San Marcos, CA, USA
Phone: 65.97372863