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The Cause
Razor bumps, also known as pseudofolliculitis barbae, is an inflammatory disease of the hair bearing areas incited by shaving. It's more common in people with curly hair - the close shaving of the curly hair causes the hair to curl back, piercing and growing into the skin leading to inflammation.
Tips for Shaving
No Close Shaves If Possible
Use a clipper to keep a short stubble if possible. Using razors with multiple blades, shaving against the grain of hair growth, and pulling the skin taut while shaving can predispose you to developing razor bumps.
Razor Bump Solution
Our cream and wash can improve razor bumps, help old ones resolve faster, and can prevent new ones.
The Treatment
Our prescription compound combines a retinoid, a topical antibiotic, and a corticosteroid to decrease inflammation.
$20/month
3 month supply 45g
Active Ingredients
Is an antibiotic that kills bacteria that can contribute to the inflammation and formation of razor bumps.
Clindamycin 1%
Is a retinoid that improves skin texture and increases skin cell turnover to help get rid of old bumps and prevent new ones from forming.
Tretinoin 0.02%
Is a corticosteroid that decreases inflammation and irritation to improve razor bumps.
Hydrocortisone 2%
$10/month
3 month supply 236ml
Active Ingredients
Helps to exfoliate razor bumps and prevents bacterial resistance to the clindamycin in the razor bump cream.
Benzoyl Peroxide
Effective Treatments. Happy Patients.
Before & After
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