How to Use Aspirin for Razor Bumps

Have you ever experienced red, painful bumps where you have just shaved? These are razor bumps, also known as pseudofolliculitis barbae. Affecting both men and women, razor bumps develop right after shaving, when hair strands curl back onto themselves before growing back into the skin. They cause irritation, pimples, and lead to scarring.

The good news is that a common household medicine may hold the answer to the effective treatment of razor bumps.




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