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" With the blokey beard trend still booming, our skin is getting more and more sensitive post-snog sessions. Sore, red chins \u2013 or &amp;#039;beard burn&amp;#039; \u2013 is quite the skin struggle. Suffering in silence? Try these products on you (and him!) to soothe soreness and minimise redness. Beard buys It&amp;#039;s not all about you. Your skin&amp;#039;s happiness lies in his beard&amp;#039;s softness, so treat him to a beard oil that will make his hair less brittle, and therefore not so scratchy. The Brisk Citrus Beard Oil (\u00A36.99, Boots) is hypoallergenic, non-greasy and seriously gorgeous smelling. We also love the certified organic Skin &amp;amp;amp; Tonic London Beard Oil, which will calm his and your &amp;#039;beard itch&amp;#039;, leaving facial hair super-soft.  Prevent irritation  If you know beard burn is a problem for you, add an anti-reactive day cream into your routine. The Pai Chamomile &amp;amp;amp; Rosehip Calming Day Cream (\u00A334, Paiskincare.com) is certified organic, free from irritants and hard working to help calm the appearance of reactive redness. Perfect for sensitive skin types. Instant relief  If your skin flares up post-pash, a spritz of soothing water will instantly aid irritation. The Eau Thermale Av\u00E8ne Water Spray (\u00A36.50, Boots) has proven clinical properties to calm irritation. We also love the all-natural Selexir Peace Balm (\u00A329.30, Selexir.com), a savior for stressed-out skin. The intensive moisturiser immediately relieves any kind of distress and soreness and goes on to strengthen the skin&amp;#039;s natural barrier. Worth the price tag. Redness solutions If you want to conceal any redness, the Clinique Redness Solution Makeup SPF15 (\u00A325, Boots) is perfect in a complexion emergency. While it soothes, it colour-corrects flushed skin and camouflages patchiness. Available in six shades from Very Fair. HAVING A &amp;#039;MARE WITH YOUR FACIAL HAIR? HERE ARE THE BEST REMOVAL METHODS! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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