Black Men Shaving Products

Pseudofolliculitis barbae, more known to us brothas as, "razor bumps", arise on the faces of men with coarse, wiry, curly hair. Around fifty and eighty percent of Black men live with the issue of ingrown hairs and razor bumps, every day.

Razor bumps appear when beard hairs, more often around the neck area, curl as they grow and burrow into the skin adjacent to the hair follicle. Shaving sharpens the hair ends, making it easier for them to penetrate the skin.

Razor bumps itch, burn, can cause scarring, and make shaving virtually impossible. Many Black men have resorted to depilatory creams which seem to work a great deal better than blades. But, some depilatories, if not used correctly, may irritate the skin.

Some creams are able to help for some time, but sooner or later side effects for long term use catch up.

How Ingrown hairs begin

Both sexes suffer from ingrown hairs. But men tend to undergo the most because of the coarseness, or thickness of the hair follicles on the face and neck. Ingrown hairs build after the hair has been cut or otherwise removed below the skin surface. As your hair grows, it curls over inside the follicle and doesn't make it to the surface. The result is an unsightly, "bump" on the skin.

A few razor bumps moreover form when a growing hair exits the follicle and bends back towards the skin surface. When these sharp, shaved edges of coarse hair reach the skin surface, they burrow back into the skin producing puffy, pimple like bumps to appear.

Solving Ingrown Hairs

A good number of men have found that the only solution to the dilema is tweezers. Most of us know it isn't the best sensation, but african american men haven't found a better solution.

Below are 8 shaving tips that may help ease some of the pain and more importantly, save your face:

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Using a shaving lotion after shaving should lessen the appearance of redness. This goes for the ladies too. You can use this technique for legs, bikini lines and underarms.

Be sure to always use a clean blade when shaving with a razor. This can be properly achieved by only using new blades and throwing away ones that have been previously used three or more times.

For those of you who use electric shavers, remember to replace the rotary blades or foil after a couple of months. Of course if you're required to shave daily, you may have to replace them sooner. This can be a headache since many rotary blade components are priced more than half of what the whole razor is worth.

While shaving with a handheld razor, always shave in the direction of hair growth. The majority of men's face hair slant downward, so be sure to shave in that direction. This is also critical around the neck areas since shaving against the grain is one of the main causes of pointy, sharp hairs that can burrow back into the skin.

Never stretch your skin while shaving. Pulling your cheeks, chin or neck while shaving in order to get a closer shave, may cause darkness and discoloration of underlying skin tissue. This is very true for light and fair-skinned Black men who have dark, coarse hair.

Watch what you eat. Many skin irritations may subside if certain foods are avoided. Fatty foods, foods containing oils, cholesterol and sodium, can make your skin more propense to damage when shaving.

Depilatories got the work done fast, but its not a dream come true. Like razors, it can leave you redness and some irritation. Remember never to use an alcohol based cream after using a depilatory. Unless you want to feel like your face is on fire.

Grow a beard. This may not be the right solution for those required to shave daily, such as the military and other business professions. But if you can handle this style, go for it! You will totally eliminate the razor bump worries and ingrown hair issues. Even better, you can get rid of those sharp blades!


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47 Responses to Black Men Shaving Products

  1. m2311213 says:

    Good hair Shaveing Prouducts for black males ?
    I am into Modeling and i need to Shave my chest armpit and down there does anybody know any products that work good that dont smell and give u alot of razor bumps for african american man.

    • Sheraton, not Hyancith's Son says:

      use any good hi-profile razor – Gillette and its series.

      Either case- this is the secret – Apply NEAT (undiluted) Essential Oil of Lavender and Pre- and Post Shaving. Use a heavy shaving cream, avoid deplitiatories.

  2. love<3 says:

    Can women use male face products?
    I was sephora and they gave me a Jack Black Face Buff Energizing Scrub sample from a huge sample bag. I used it without knowing it was for men and absolutely loved it. It cleared my skin up and left it so smooth. I went online to see how much the full size bottle was and found out it was for men to use before they shave. It worked really well and I like it, but can a girl use a product for guys?

    • In God We Trust says:

      Anyone can use a product as long as they read the label and see that the ingredients are complimentary. In other words, there are no allergies on your part. Peace!

  3. Olivia R says:

    LADIES–has anyone tried using Magic Smooth Razorless Hair-Removing Cream to remove hair…down there?
    I read on another Yahoo! Answers question that one of the women used this Magic cream even though it’s for black men (http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=170485&catid=36317&aid=336119&aparam=magic_smooth_razorless_ha) to remove pubic hair. According to this person, it doesn’t burn like Nair and it gives a smooth finish.

    Has anyone else ever tried this before? If you have, please let me know your experience with it–did it hurt/itch/burn afterwards, how long it took for hair to grow back, etc.

    I hate shaving ’cause of razor bumps and ingrown hairs and waxes are so painful so if this is an easier and less painful solution, I’d love it!

    Thanks!

  4. lowceasar86 says:

    22 year old black male with horrible razor bumps?
    Every time I let my beard grow I get horrible razor bumps on my face due to I guess in grown hair. I shave with the same trimmers used in black barber shops and when ever I decide to let my beard grow my face gets bumps and itches and burns. Any one got any ideas to stop that? I have tried all type of products used for black men and bumps.

    • LeeA says:

      Here is a link from a dermatologist for you. He gives good instructions for you. Hope it helps.

  5. Jacob says:

    I’m gay and i need fashion advise?
    Okay first of all hair…. my bangs,sideburns,and neck line all curl and it drives me insane… i hate it and it looks like crap. i’v tried straighting it but that just makes it look dry,ugly, and unhealthy. Is there a miracle conditioner+shampoo out there that will solve my problem. Will it unfrizz my dry hair? will it give it a cute straight hair look? and tips? what do i do after i use these wonderful products? do i towel dry until it’s just a bit moist then blow dry in one direction? do i just comb? do i put it in a hat or towel? pictures of hairstyles and steps to achieve them would be appreciated.

    Nextly clothes. Skinny jeans, are they cute or are they fight to loose? Should i where armani black or like a dark blue? i h8 shorts so that’s out of the question. pictures would also be very much appreciated. What about tops? Is th plain white-t cut? or is like a flannel top cuter? should i wear something with a design or something that is one plain color? Is jewelry cute? does it enhance appearance or is it not necessary? Like a necklace chain or something. Piercings are they cool or are they stupid?

    I don’t want to look prissy or girly like a good 30% of the gay community does… I want to look cute, special, glowing. Someone that would be cool to be or hang with.

    Finally, something a bit more personal,shaving.Hair can be sexy but too much can be disgusting…. some people don’t like it period. Definitely the face and neck i know that for sure… I was told that letting your bush grow out was very unattractive and to trim it… i know nothing about that what so ever. people can have like jungles under their pits but trimming it too is that wise? what about the butt ex, back of th legs (only to the knee), legs (only to the knees). torso? or is it cute to leave some there?

    I need the most understanding and knowledgeable people on this topic O_o. i’m gay so i need to make my self look appealing to other men. please assist!

    • indesisive says:

      For you’re hair, go to a really hot stylist. Ask around or check the internet for one. They will make sure you can have the best hair style you can possibly get and be able to maintain it. Although this might cost $. But it’s well worth it.

      Most guys can wear a regular men’s low rise jeans. It’s up to you to figure out which style you like best. Ex: skinny, boot cut, relaxed ect.. Personally I wear the jeans in the girls section with a mild flare at the bottom but only because of my body frame (They look like regular jeans on me). As for shirts, button ups or a V-Neck is hot. Designs or not is up to you, I have some of both. Jewelry IS CUTE! A silver or gold chain is good (not a thick chain) and rings if it works for you. Piercings are up to you. I have my earlobe pierced and I wear a diamond ear ring. Whatever you do, DO NOT put a hole in your face. Ever!

      Don’t wanna look prissy or girly? That depends on your genetics. Wanna glow? Go outside and tan.

      Oh god! Body hair! The thing I hate the most about being a guy. trim the pubes with a hair scissors or an electric trimmer. I’d trim the pits down too but only with scissors. Just cutting down the length is sufficient. If you are too young to have chest hair or back hair, leave everything else alone. Chances are, you aren’t as hairy as you think you are. If you do have chest hair and back hair, I would recommend a full body wax. It might cost $.

      Finally, making yourself look appealing specifically for other men might attract the wrong attention. Do it for you. Good Luck!

  6. Rick says:

    What kind of products should men use for facial care?
    OK, I honestly don’t take my facial hygiene *seriously* however, I do wish to change that!
    I do apply some lotion that prevents dry skin however I wish to eliminate the black spots(?) that form under my eyes. I read about the different lotions I can use but what I’m confused about is the order in which to use them. When I shave in the morning and put after-shave, I have to wait for it to dry which keeps me from wanting to put any other stuff on since I’ll be late. Do I put the facial stuff after or prior the shave?? Please offer specific products you personally use, I don’t know much about cosmetics…

  7. DJ23 says:

    How do I get rid of razor bumps?
    I am a black man so I know we get razor bumps. But this is crazy! I am so fed up with seeing other black guys walk around with nice goatee and cool facial hair designs when I cant do it! the only thing I can grow is razor bumps! They grow and I shave them off! yeah I know its nasty but I dont know what to do. I have tried all the ” black men products” like high time, I have tried burning with like nair products, I have tried electric shaver, I have even bought the expensive fusion power razors! And I still get bumps. They hurt and they are ugly. If I had the money I would get lazor hair removal! I dont want facial hair ever. I miss my peach fuzz. Please help.
    a lot of yall keep saying save every other day but what if i want a very smooth shave at all times? I dont like having a rough feeling on my face. I like it clean and smooth. How do I get that feeling without shaving everyday and without getting razor bumps?

    • lonniep420 says:

      I get razor bumps easily and they do hurt. Any ways i got an electric shaver which helps a lot but the other thing is i can’t shave every day or else there is no avoiding them. I shave every other day with an electric shaver. If you wanted to use a razor still do it every other day but try not to go over the same spot more then once. Shave twice if you have to but be gentle and take your time.

  8. metal_head_lars says:

    HoW CAN I DAMAGE MY HAIR ?????????
    What are some hair damaging products?
    I WANT TO REDUCE HAIR FROM MY ARMS AND LEGS REDUCTION. NOT LIKE SHAVE,ETC… BASICALLY LIKE DAMAGING THE HAIR SO IT WONT GROW AGAIN.LIKE BAD HAIR PRODUCTS
    this is a very rare question and i doubt any one must have asked it on ths site.but yes i want to loose hair (jus so u tink i have written it wrong No i am not suffering from hair loss but i want to get rid of hair) not from my scalp tho my hands and legs. i have very thick hair and dark hair and now as im starting to get meatured its even getting a lil longer. not all tht but i feel. i have seen the same desce of hair growth on white men but it dosent show so much because the hair matches their skin color but my hair is black…. and it shows so i wont to reduce the hair on my arms and legs my back and my chest is just fine not much hair and very light and thin hair and a male should have hair on his chest… well anyway do any of you know of any product that makes hair loss BUT DOSE NOT play

  9. sagittariuslover08 says:

    Is there any Product out there for Men’s Facial Hair to soften the hair that is growing in ?
    My sweetie gets very bad bumps after he shaves right now he uses the black magic hair remover and it works (but is stinks up the whole house) pee peu but when the new hair r coming out it makes those white pimples and looks nasty from the ruff, thick hair that is coming next. Is there a product out there that i can buy that will make the HAIR SOFTER so that it will NOT make those BUMPS. HELP ME!!!

    • BSCNin trainig says:

      The bumps are probably ingrown hairs: avoid them by using a gentle facial scrub daily or every other day. You can try hair minimizing creme for women, but made for the face. I think Avon carries some: it promises fewer and thinner hair in two weeks.

  10. Shawn J says:

    I am having a problem with razor bumps. How do I get rid of them?
    I am black, so my hairs are thick and curly. I tried shaving waiting for two days and shaving again, I tried triple blade and quadurple blade razors, I tried most of the razor bump products for black men. I tried the hot towels and showers. I heard of the razor free creams, but I heard they stink. Please help.

    • bee1 says:

      Hi there –
      Not a guy but have dealt with irritating razor bumps and have found this to work for me. Make sure you are changing blades frequently and to lather lotion on your legs after you shave. This has helped me… hope this helps!

  11. damilola says:

    who has an idea of a product that cures and prevent shaving bumps(black men)and it is very effective?

  12. Anonymous says:

    Is there an effective way to make facial hair less noticeable in men ?
    I am a 17 year old male, who turns 18 in a month. For the past 3 years I have had an awful time with facial hair. My skin is very fair and my facial hair very dark (making it very noticeable!). The hair itself is very thick and grows rapidly on my face and neck (It grows so fast that I have to shave it everyday to make sure I’m making it as less noticeable as possible). The problem is that I just cannot be seen out if I haven’t shaved – maybe its a physiological thing but the facial hair is right out above the skins surface after one day. It has crushed my self esteem so bad that I cannot talk to girls anymore, and barely leave the house unless it’s for sixth form. I did my research about methods that can be used to make facial hair less noticeable/stop growing. I bought a Rio Laser Hair Removal X20 kit (which burnt a hole in my pocket) which simply did not work! I moved onto buying a Silk Epil Epilator, which I pressed to my face after a day without shaving but immediately put it back in the box because the pain was unbearable. I thought I would try my hand at tweezing, which I have had some okay results from. However I only tweeze my chin because tweezing my neck and cheeks is too painful. I continue to tweeze my chin because without doing so my chin appears to be very dark due to the hairs sitting under the skins surface and I cannot stand that! My neck is a very troublesome area. The hair grows very thick and awkwardly all over it (i’m talking down to the point it meets my upper body). And this is the area that gets the most irritation from shaving – I use a Remington Electric shaver (simply because shaving with a blade caused a lot of acne which I am currently being treated for with Roaccutane). I have to shave against the grain otherwise the hair will not come off and I end up with black stubble all over my neck and face. The problem however is when I do shave against the grain my neck gets horrible irritation! So much so that I take the next day off school so that the irritation can calm down and I do not have to make it worse by shaving over it. I know i’m not over exaggerating here because I see middle aged men with less facial hair than me, all my mates have baby soft faces and I cannot bear to be around them when girls are around because I get completely ignored and people always make comments such as ‘you need a shave’ when in fact I shaved not so long before they made that comment, it ruins my day. The fact that I only go into Sixth Form about 3 days a week instead of five is not good! But I can’t bear to be seen without a shave. I have had really bad acne over the years too, which has cleared up really well due to the treatment of accutane which ends in about a month. But combine the acne with excessive facial hair and you get 3 years of confidence destroying situations. Some of you will probably think ‘oh your a man get on with it’, but I know that I shouldn’t have this much hair growth. My whole body is very hairy but I keep it under wraps with clothes. The problem is, you never see these breakthrough hair removal methods recommended for men. It’s always a womens product. Things like Vaniqa, electrolosis, laser hair removal etc. Professional laser hair removal is very expensive and unless it’s covered under the NHS for those under 18/still in education then I will not be able to have it. I’m seeing my dermatologist in about 2 weeks, he probably assumes I made the appointment to talk about my accutane treatment. But in fact I want to tell him what I’m telling you, see if there is anything he can do to make my problem go away. I’m going to college next year (that means a lot of baby faced teenagers) and I actually want to enjoy it (not like my time at sixth form). Therefore I must deal with this problem now! Is there anything you can recommended? Anything that I can say to my dermatologist? Please, this issue is very close to my heart as I have been utterly miserable for years and it’s time I find a solution.

    Thanks if you took the time to read this, I know a lot of people wouldn’t have bothered.

    • Josephine says:

      Well first of all – who says those treatments are only for women? There’s no reason you can’t use Vaniqua, for crying out loud. Just tell your dermatologist that your facial hair is so thick it’s ridiculous, you don’t like it and wondered if you could get a prescription for Vaniqua or something like that. It probably won’t make it go away but it will make it a lot easier to manage. There may be other things your doctor could reccommend as well, other types of treatments – maybe even hormone treatments.

      As far as your hair growth – you say that you know you “shouldn’t” have this much growth…Well, obviously you SHOULD have this much hair growth, since you’re having it. Most guys don’t get facial hair like that until they’re in their 20′s – so you’re an early bloomer. It’s not really that big of a deal; in fact, lots of girls think it’s kind of hot when a guy has some scruff. There isn’t anything wrong with what your body is doing. Your mates will catch up to you in a few years, don’t worry. Lots of them are probably secretly jealous.

      But it’s your face…by all means, do what it takes to be happy with that face, even if it means getting rid of your most obvious sign of manhood.

  13. Megan says:

    Any good tips on shaving your legs?
    Hi there, I’m 12-n a half, and my moms forcing me to shave my legs, even if I don’t want to, which I don’t. I have to admit, I have pretty hairy legs. My mom says I look like I have feminine legs that are as hairy as a mans. The only reason I don’t, is because I REALLY don’t want them to look like my sisters (All prickly, black, and gross.) So my mom bought me a cream that’ll make the hair come right off. Please tell me what will happen, my leg hairs are really light brown, and I dont want them to get thick n prickly. Or if you have any tips on what product to get to keep my legs from not turning into cactuses, PLEASE tell me. Thanks! :) P.S. I also have a friend who shaves, idk what she does but she either has no hair at all, or at times her leg hairs grow back blonde, and soft. So there MUST be someway to get around prickly hair! :(

    • kt42496 says:

      Sadly, the pricklies tend to stay. What your mother got is called depilatory cream. It dissolves the roots of your hair down in the follicles in your skin. Make sure you do a spot test first before you use it- in other words, test a small bit of skin with the cream to see if you have an allergic reaction to it. Wait 24 hours, and if your skin doesn’t get inflamed, you’re good to go:)

      Now, for tips for shaving: use a quality razor, (I recommend venus embrace) and use shaving cream (I recommend skintimate gel) and shave from your feet to your hips, and save your knees for last. Sit down in the shower (or bath) and pull your knees up towards the ceiling so the skin is pulled tight. Then go slow and carefully shave off the hairs on your knees.

      I’m sorry your mother is forcing you to shave:( good luck and God bless!

  14. Jacob says:

    Women like men with shaved legs?
    Before you start to critisize me, I realise that all women have different likes and dislikes, so please allow me to continue. It seems to me that women (some women) like the metrosexual man, the guy who works out 4 times a week and shaves his body, or at least his chest. Some women also like the naturally hairless guys and not so much the really hairy ape-like guys who, like me, have extremely hairy legs, and many people think you’re wearing black pants, when really you’re wearing black shorts. My question is (to the women) do they find it attractive when men shave their legs or use a product like Nair for Men on their legs, or do they find the really hairy legs attractive (where you can’t even see the skin, there is too much hair)?

  15. TombRaider says:

    If you know about removing men’s facial hair, please help me?
    Hello. I am a 16-year-old male and grow a considerable amount of hair on my face (upper lip, sideburns, chin, neck, and some on my cheeks).

    My current facial hair removal routine consists of plucking the thick black ones every now and then and shaving with a Gillette razor and a shaving gel. No one ever gave me proper facial hair removal advice and kind of found this way on my own. I’ve been doing this for the past 2-3 years.

    It’s just become so much of a hassle shaving/plucking so much, I am severely growing tired and am desperate for an alternative method.

    Let me just say, I HATE my facial hair. I don’t care if you’re some big “strong” man–don’t tell me to “quit being a b*tch and grow a beard”. Some males like facial hair, and some don’t. I for one, DON’T! I hate it, I think it’s gross. On my face that is, I don’t think it’s disgusting on other males’.

    Some reasons why I hate plucking/shaving is because of the damage it does. Plucking (especially on the cheek ares) seems to make my pores bigger and irritates my skin and I’m afraid it will cause scarring. I hate shaving because it makes my face feel raw and when I do get the occasional pimple, if I accidentally shave over it or something.. well.. it sucks….. not to mention the risk of cutting the face with the razor.

    Anyways, I would like to do electrolysis but its too expensive.
    So, I am asking what are some alternatives? What do YOU do? I’ve searched and searched online but NO ONE EVER gives a straight, detailed answer! They always seem to leave you hanging…

    Is waxing a good way to go? IF SO: What kind of wax is best for men’s facial hair? Where do I get it? Where do I get the paper/cloth stuff to wax with? The waxing pot? See? You can’t just tell me “WAX YOUR FACE!” ..I need more help then that, I’m not retarded.

    Orr is there a depilatory cream (hair removal cream) formulated for facial hair? Or even better, men’s facial hair. IF SO: What brand? What’s the name of the product? Where do I get it?

    Thank you SO MUCH for taking your time to read. I’m in distress and would greatly appreciate your advice. Even if you’ve found the “best” depilatory cream and it’s your “secret”… just put yourself in my shoes and sacrifice and tell me what it is!

    Or you can e-mail me @ dylanisavillan@yahoo.com
    if that’s better for you.

    Thanks again!
    -Dylan

    • _ says:

      Try an electric shaver + aftershave (or your Gillette + aftershave). Aftershave should alleviate your skin irritation concerns.

      I don’t think wax or hair removal cream is meant to be used on the face. Plus, I’d assume that paying for any type of hair removal service is just going to get more expensive than buying a half decent electric shaver + aftershave.

  16. check_out says:

    Men’s shaving items include?
    I’m getting an electric shaver for my boyfriend for his birthday.. Along with the shaver I’d like to get him shaving essentials, but as I have no knowledge of what guys use for shaving/after shaving, I need help from you guys.

    I was looking into some products but there are so many kinds with so many names!
    Could you please recommend me the most essential ones out of these I found? Or any additional recommendations other than these products. (so far I’m thinking you need shaving soap, moisturizer)

    Shaving soap:

    Jack Black- Beard lube conditioning shave
    Givenchy- Pro-Energizing shaving cream
    Clinique- Cream shave
    Lab series- Maximum shave comfort cream
    Art of Shaving- Shaving cream
    Clarins Smooth Shave
    Clarins Shave Ease oil

    After shaving (moisturizers?):

    Clarins- After shave energizer
    Clarins- After shave soother
    Clarins- Skin difference
    Clarins- Moisture Balm
    Clarins- Shine Free gel
    Clarins- Moisture Gel
    CK- Obsession After shave
    Clinique Post-shave healer
    Clinique- M shave aloe gel
    Jack Black – Post shave cooling gel

    I’m a clarins user so I got most from the clarins web site. All the descriptions sounds needy, but I don’t want to get too much on his face because he’s uses very simple stuff and he has beautiful skin without any troubles (he said he uses CK). I do want to get him something better than CK if there are better ones.

    Thank you for help!
    Ty for great answers so far; I’m getting philips 1280cc shaver, do you think this is good enough or is there a better one?

  17. patrick says:

    How can I stop getting sunburned?
    I am a very light skin toned black man…. Actually around Mariah Carey’s skin tone and I get sunburned very bad when I go to the beach. I am going to South Beach Miami this weekend and I need to know what I need to what products to purchase to help me get a tan but not get sunburned. Please help, last year I looked a complete fool after returning from the beach.

    Also, I shave my head so I have no protection for my scalp. I actually want my head to get a tan also because my scalp is very white.

  18. metal_head_lars says:

    what are some hair damaging products?
    I WANT TO REDUCE HAIR FROM MY ARMS AND LEGS REDUCTION. NOT LIKE SHAVE,ETC… BASICALLY LIKE DAMAGING THE HAIR SO IT WONT GROW AGAIN.LIKE BAD HAIR PRODUCTS
    this is a very rare question and i doubt any one must have asked it on ths site.but yes i want to loose hair (jus so u tink i have written it wrong No i am not suffering from hair loss but i want to get rid of hair) not from my scalp tho my hands and legs. i have very thick hair and dark hair and now as im starting to get meatured its even getting a lil longer. not all tht but i feel. i have seen the same desce of hair growth on white men but it dosent show so much because the hair matches their skin color but my hair is black…. and it shows so i wont to reduce the hair on my arms and legs my back and my chest is just fine not much hair and very light and thin hair and a male should have hair on his chest… well anyway do any of you know of any product that makes hair loss BUT DOSE NOT play a bad role on the skin.PLEASE WRITE IN.

    • Stephanie says:

      hey there. i don’t know any hair damaging products, but i would recommend laser hair removal. i recently had it done on my underarms and it’s pretty painless and cheaper during this time of year.

      i’m sure if you looked in the phone book or talked to your doctor they could refer you to a hair removal clinic. they will first set you up an appointment for a consultation where you will be able to tell them what you want done. then set up appts for your actual treatment.

      i got a real good deal on mine, because it was during the winter when the clinic is slow (summer is the busiest) It takes more than one treatment, so most places offer packages of 3 or 5. This cuts the costs tremendously!

      Good luck to you!

  19. Lon E says:

    Advice for shaved head / balding man.?
    Hey folks. Need some advice. I am a guy, late 30′s, who keeps his head shaved smooth. I’ve been “balding” since just outa high school, so the shaved look is the only one that does anything for me. My question is, I have no idea how to get that nice “shine” look after i shave my head. I mean, it’s nice and smooth, but I am actually looking for that “polished” look. How do you get that. Someone told me bee’s wax would shine it up. Any truth to that?

    Also, does anyone know how safe the hair removal products are? I have seen some that are marketed to black guys, but are these safe for everyone or are they specifically for one hair / skin type???

    Any help is appreciated, including any recommendations of another place to get the info i am looking for.

    Thanks and Happy Holidays to you all.

    • Bobbie S says:

      I wish that I could help you, but I haven’t the slightest idea. I hope someone else will be able to give you better advice.

  20. desantos says:

    Best after shave care product for black men ?

  21. zwalas says:

    Nair for men body hair removal routine.?
    Hi i was just wondering,
    ive used nair for men body hair removal before for my chest, and i seem to have gotton these red, inflamations. I was wondering if there is anyway to prevent this, like if i could apply a cleanser, or if maybe there is another hair removal product i could use?i currently shave my chest, back and bicep/tricep hair (hair on the upper arm) and i had the results. Hair grows back immediately and leaves a gross amount of hair and once i shave you get those little black spots showing where hair would be. I need something please! i have to get changed for gym starting in 1 1/2 weeks, so i need something. i also have minor, not major acne. i dont know if that’ll affect anything.

    thanks so much!

  22. John C says:

    jack black and sephora?! WTF?!?!?
    so i walked into sephora looking at whatever they have in the way of men’s products and stumbled upon a decently sized line of jack black products. now can someone who really knows the answer to this tell me:

    is this line of lip balm, face wash, after shave, and shaving stuff be the actor jack black’s line? or is just a coincidence?

  23. sweet pea says:

    how to get rid of shave bumps…?
    i’m african american and whenever i shave “down there,” my skin gets irritated and bumpy. i notice a lot of black men have the same problem when they shave their facial hair. are there any over-the-counter products or any hair removal methods you’d recommend that would help? thanks.

  24. BubblegumChick says:

    Hair removal products?
    I have to shave every single day because my leg hair will grow so thick and long. Do you know any products that will help my leg hair thin. My hair leg is like guys leg hair its a bit embarrassing but true please help me i need a product that will give a long shave. Please don’t say Nair because i tryed it and and it leaves my skin with a bunch of red bumps and in grown hair. I havn’t tried veet does it work on really thick, long hair. Should i try waxing PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP! plus my leg hair is black and really thick like mans hair.
    The worst part is i can’t really wear skirts, shorts, or anything that shows my legs unless i shave everyday. Dont suggest lazer shaving its too expensive just name products and website links.

    Thank You

  25. MF says:

    Question for black men.?
    I am a white woman and when I shave I get bad bad bad razor burn. I know that if a black man were to just use a regular razor and shaving cream he would get bad razor burn on his face. I have been told that this product called bump be gone helps. I just thought that since we both get razor burn and I am sooo sick of it I might get some advice. It itches and burns and all that crap. Any help?!