It has been established from extensive research involving scientists from Europe and America that razor and shaving bumps are the result of the skin reacting to the trauma of shaving. This trauma is manifested as irritation, inflammation and swelling. With infection of the damaged skin, bumps soon follow. The skin also reacts to the damage to melanin cells which give skin its colour. This is why black people suffer more from shaving bumps (which can be unsightly with social and occupational consequencies) than people with lighter skin.
The two products in this Kit have multi-mode actions which address the issues and problems just described. They compliment each other to form a formidable razor shaving bumps and ingrown hairs remedy especially for those stubborn bumps on the back of the head and neck, and where there has been some skin damage.
The Kit consists of:
1. The Anti-Bumps Astringent Cleanser (200ml): This is non-drying, and contains:
- lavender hydrosol
- sandalwood oil
- vinegar
- lavender tea tree oil
- copaiba
- alpha bisbolol.
It removes excess oil and pore clogging dirt, relieves inflammation and disinfects skin bruised by shaving. It also dries out the bumps thus freeing entrapped ingrown hairs so that the painful attempt to free them using infection-spreading tweezers becomes unnecessary.
2. The Anti-Bumps Healing Lotion (50ml): This is a fast-acting formula with:
- copaiba balsam
- andiroba oil
- extracts of pau d'darco, and
- neem.
It soothes, heals, moisturises and conditions the skin leaving it soothed, smooth, free of bumps and protected.The combination of these two products represents a fast-acting razor shaving bumps and ingrown hairs remedy and cure.
Add to this Kit the Anti Bumps Soothing Aftershave Lotion and the Anti-Bumps Exfoliating Facial Wash and one has the Ultimate Shaving Bumps Treatment and Prevention Kit for only £48.50 (normally £49.97) with FREE postage and packing to any UK mainland address.
FREE delivery within UK mainland for orders £45 or more
This product was added to our catalog on Monday 26 October, 2009.
