My husband is dark skin and have severe ingrown hair and razor bumps how to treat and keep them at b

for razor bumps for the African-American male, do a pre-shave moisturizer a few minutes before shaving and/or while showering. glycerin, jojoba oil.

go with the grain of the hair, don't be wanting to shave an eperdermis of skin off.

do a post-shave moisturizer: jojoba with lavender essential oil.

My husband is dark skin and have severe ingrown hair and razor bumps how to treat and keep them at bay?

The following steps may reduce your chance of suffering from razor bumps:

Make sure to get your hair very wet before shaving, ideally after taking a bath or shower. If you don't shower first, wet your hair for at least two minutes with warm, soapy water. Wet hair cuts better and easier than dry hair, and is more likely to cut evenly (and not at an angle).

Use a good shaving cream to reduce friction and irritation. Really work the shaving cream into your scalp for at least two minutes, and save areas that tend to develope bumps for last when you're shaving, so that the shaving cream has longer to soften the hair.

Shave with the grain, not against it.

Don't go over the same area more than twice.

Don't stretch out your skin while shaving; let is stay neutral and relaxed. Stretching your skin while you shave increases the chance that the hair will 'snap back' to below skin level.

Replace your blade regularly. Shaving with a dull blade increases the chances of hair tearing unevenly.

Use a single-blade razor instead of a double- or triple-blade razor. The 'lift and cut' effect of multi-blade razors is something people with PFB generally try to avoid.

My husband is dark skin and have severe ingrown hair and razor bumps how to treat and keep them at bay?

Laser surgery! It does wonders!

My husband is dark skin and have severe ingrown hair and razor bumps how to treat and keep them at bay?

i shave in the shower it worked well for me.it got rid of my razor bumps.