# HellaSwag / 17151

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{"activity_label":"Personal Care and Style","ctx":"[header] How to prevent underarm razor burn [title] Consider your current underarm shaving routine to determine what might be causing razor burn. [title] Because underarm skin is delicate, shaving mistakes can lead to bumps and rashes. [step] Shaving before applying deodorant, using a dull blade and shaving dry underarms are all mistakes that can cause razor burn.","endings":"['Shaving before shaving and using lubrication will help your shave glide through the hardened skin on your underarm surface. If you feel that shaving is appropriate for your current underarm skin, purchase a razor tailored specifically for your underarm.', 'Any confusion you may make after shaving will result in extremely frayed skin and tangled hair, which can be greatly irritating. Most underarm body hair changes in about two years.', \"You are advised to always shave immediately after shaving to avoid damage to your skin over time. [title] Kill the very oily portion of your underarm shaving with a light shaving cream that won't linger or irritate hair.\", '[title] Make sure you have a blade that is in good condition. [step] Dull, old and rusty razor blades can all damage delicate underarm skin and lead to razor burn.']"}

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