Naturally Treat Razor Burn

Naturally Treat Razor Burn
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Being a girl can be tough.  Between dealing with boys, periods, shaving, and a beauty routine, guys have it easy!  When it comes to shaving, it’s easy to get those pesky bumps and razor burn.  Sometimes it goes away in a day; other times it stays for a week.  So what can you do to prevent these burns/bumps from appearing?  Check out these quick and easy home remedies to treat and prevent these annoying burns!

1. If you feel as if you may have gotten a razor burn immediately after shaving, splash ice cold water on the affected area! This will tighten the skin and reduce future inflammation. Lathering the area with aloe after will speed up the heeling process!


2. As crazy is it may sound, using deodorant on parts of your body other than your armpits can actually prevent razor bumps from forming! Glide a small amount of deodorant on the affected area and watch the bumps disappear!


3. Did you know that honey has anti-bacterial purposes? It can reduce inflammation and heal razor burn fast! Apply a small amount to the irritated area and let it fully air dry before wiping it off with a damp rag.


4. If your razor burn itches, try apple cider vinegar! Dab a cotton ball in the apple cider vinegar and rub it on the razor burn. Let it dry before wiping it off! Do this each day until the burning or itching sensation stops!

Being a girl isn’t so bad after all with quick fixes like these!

XOXO,

Chelsea

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Hair Myths Uncovered

Hair Myths Uncovered
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We’ve all heard those crazy myths about ways to make your hair shinier, grow longer, and how to get rid of those pesky split ends.   But how many of those myths that you read are actually true?  It’s time to find out what’s true and what’s false.

• Wearing tight ponytails can make your hair fall out or break. TRUE. Strands may break off as a result of your hair being pulled tight or held too tightly with a band. To decrease your chances, do not sleep with your hair up or wear it in a ponytail every day.


• Cold water makes your hair shinier. FALSE. Your hair does not contain living cells; therefore it cannot react to certain water temperatures.


• Using the same shampoo repeatedly will cause it to stop working. FALSE. Since it can be hard to find a shampoo that works for your hair type and texture, once you’ve found the one that works, then why change it?! Try a new shampoo for the sake of it will most likely not benefit your hair.


• Always use a wide-tooth comb for wet hair. TRUE. Using this type of comb will reduce breakage after you get out of the shower. Since wet hair tends to have more tangles, a wide-toothed comb will keep your hair from breaking.

Your hair is very important and knowing what’s best for it is even better!

Love,

Chelsea

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