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11 Quick Ways To Get Rid Of Bikini Line Bumps Fast
Your bikini line bumps back already? As scary as it may seem, there are actually several ways to get rid of bumps on your bikini line fast . No wait time necessary! These simple solutions are proven to work at healing aggravated skin and soothing irritated razor burn. All you need to do is applying these topical solutions throughout the day to notice results.
Wondering why you keep ending up with irritated bikini line bumps in the first place? According to EverydayHealth.com, razor burn occurs when the hair follicles are twisted and pulled due to a razor blade. This means that your skin wasn't properly prepped for shaving. In fact, whether it's due to a dull razor a patches of dry skin, bikini bumps often occur to do our own errors. To prevent any future irritation, be sure to regularly change out your razor blades, and be sure that your skin is soft and moisturize before shaving. This means using a creamy shave gel or even a conditioner to moisten your skin prior to shaving. The moisture allows the blade to glide easily over your skin, which helps to prevent both nicks and bumps.
1. Tea Tree Oil
Now Essential Oils Tea Tree Oil, $5, Amazon
According to beauty blogger, Jennifer Chiu, tea tree oil is a natural antiseptic that can help to kill bacteria and heal infections. Dip a cotton ball into a small mixture of tea tree oil and water, and apply to the affected area to help diminish the bumps.
2. Aspirin
Regular Strength Aspirin, $4.79, walgreens.com
Believe it or not, crushed aspirin can do wonders at healing irritated bikini line bumps. Aspirin contains salicylic acid, which helps to exfoliate the top layer for skin and allows any trapped ingrown hairs to pierce through the skin. Create your own aspirin paste by crushing a few uncoated pills, adding a small amount of water, and mixing.
3. Apple Cider Vinegar
Bragg Organic Apple Cider Vinegar, $6, Amazon
According to Women's Health, the acidity level of ACV is similar to that of human skin. By using ACV on your bikini line bumps, you can restore your skin's natural pH levels, which can help to promote healing and prevent any blistering. Just be sure to dilute the vinegar before applying it directly to the skin .
4. Aloe Vera Gel
Aloe Vera Gel, $6, Amazon
Soothe your irritated skin by using a small amount of aloe vera along your bikini line. The gel helps to moisture the area, while also reducing any signs of swelling, according to EHowBeauty's YouTube channel.
5. Acne Fighting Face Wash
Cerave Renewing SA Cleanser, $10, Amazon
Like aspirin, acne-tarted face cleansers often contain salicylic acid. This powerful ingredient works wonders at exfoliating the skin, which can help to alleviate razor burn.
6. Black Tea
Having inflamed skin can feel absolutely brutal. Help to calm any redness or irritation by placing cold, wet black tea bags around your bikini line. While this may seem weird, EveryCollegeGirl.com notes that the black tea can help to soothe the inflammation and reveal a clearer bikini line.
7. Hydrocortisone Cream
Cortizone 10 Plus Ultra Moisturizing Cream, $10, Amazon
According to StyleCaster.com, 1 percent hydrocortisone cream is a great way to help alleviate ingrown hairs and heal razor burn due to the cream's steroid properties.
8. Neosporin
When in used in conjunction with a mild steroid cream, Neosporin can do wonders for an ailing bikini line. StyleCaster.com reports that the cream's antibacterial properties help to soothe and moisturize the area.
9. Tend Skin Liquid
Heal your troubled skin like a professional by using Tend Skin to help soothe your razor bumps. This topical treatment seriously works wonders at calming redness and leaving your skin feeling smooth.
10. Exfoliating Toner
Peter Thomas Roth Glycolic Acid 10% Toner, $28, Amazon
Much like salicylic acid, glycolic acid can also do wonder at exfoliating the top layer of skin. Keep this handy if you notice any lingering razor bumps. The toner can help to remove excess dead skin cells, which will allow the bumps to dissipate and for the underlying hairs to grow through.
11. Witch Hazel
Dickinson's Witch Hazel, $9, Amazon
Another all-natural solution for fighting off inflamed bumps is by using witch hazel. The solution contains tannins, according to Livestrong.com, that help to promote healing and reduce skin inflammation.
Don't get bogged down by nasty razor bumps and burns. Heal them overnight by turning to all-natural solutions and professionally used products.
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