Ditch The Itch: 4 Main Causes of Itchiness After Shaving

The trends have come and gone, from the 70s full bush to the 90s Brazilian. It’s 2023 and of course, everyone should shave whatever they fancy, when they fancy. This guide will give you the low down if you decide that you’d like a little less fluff around your muff, here are some things to keep in mind.

Let’s set the scene - you’ve shaved your entire body to achieve glossy, dolphin-like skin because that's the vibe you're feeling. Maybe you’ve got a friend's wedding - we don’t blame you for wanting to feel super smooth in the dress you still haven’t bought yet. However, a couple of days later, you notice your newly ‘smoother-than-ever’ skin has developed red blemish-like bumps that have become irritated and sore. Enter the ingrown hair… Luckily, we’ve got some simple pimple solutions to help you get rid of dreaded ingrown hair.

​​Hot weather is (almost) around the corner, and we only ask our bikini lines for one thing, let us shave our bushes, ingrown hair-free, please! There’s nothing more annoying than waking up to a bunch of fresh new ingrown hairs - itchy and frankly uncomfortable. If infected, you’ll notice a pus-filled blister-like shape over the ingrown hair which can even lead to hyperpigmentation if popped. But hey, we move on - here are our top tips to blow you and your bikini lines away and achieve that dolphin-shine skin you crave.

First up, let's start by normalising the term strawberry skin. Almost every human has experienced it in some way, shape or form, and it’s nothing to be worried about. With a few simple tweaks to your skincare and shaving routine, you can wind down the appearance of those raised or pitted dark dots pretty simply. It’s a skin win win.