Poor hygiene is one of the main causes of irritation, infection and razor burn. But it’s not your hygiene we’re talking about — though we hope you wash your face. Instead, it’s the cleanliness of the ...

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Red areas or razor burns usually happen due to irritation in the skin after shaving. It will cause redness, itching, burning, and stinging in the skin, which usually appears on the armpit, face, or ...