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"Here, another tip from Annet King, director of training and development at Dermalogica\u00E2\u00BF\u00BF DILEMMA #2:\u00A0 Irritated, inflamed skin and razor burn! Rashes and redness can be caused by heavily fragranced, soap-based shaving formulas. (Did you...\n\nHere, another tip from Annet King, director of training and development at Dermalogica\u00E2\u00BF\u00BF\n\nDILEMMA #2:\u00A0 Irritated, inflamed skin and razor burn!\n\nRashes and redness can be caused by heavily fragranced, soap-based shaving formulas. (Did you know most women select grooming products based on smell and packaging alone?) Shaving gels for women are generally drying, as they are strongly alkaline instead of being pH balanced to the skin. Most cheap shave gels and foams are packed with fragrance, alcohols and don't provide much of a buffer between skin and razor. Fragrance strips are now even located on the actual razor.\n\nTIP: Look for pH appropriate shaving products with soothing calming ingredients and those that are either fragrance-free or naturally fragranced with botanicals and essential oils. If doing some serious \"bikiniscaping,\" go for a clear gel or silicone-based shaving product that provides an adequate buffer between the blade and the skin, but allows you to see where you are shaving. Try Dermalogica Shave Gel and Shave Close Oil!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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