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[header] How to get rid of razor burn fast [title] Apply a cold compress immediately after you shave or notice the burn. [step] Wrap some ice cubes in a small towel or run a washcloth under cold water and squeeze it until it is damp but not dripping wet. Apply to the razor-burned area for five to ten minutes several times per day until the razor burn has subsided.

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  1. [title] Consider applying a cortisone cream or similar product. [step] Calamine lotion or cream can reduce swelling and " fountain ", but a cream moisturizer or lotion contains salicylic acid.
  2. [title] Apply an oatmeal mixture to your skin. [step] Oatmeal naturally soothes and exfoliates the skin.
  3. [title] Keep a nonabrasive shaving towel with you at all times. [step] The lint buildup, or razor ash, can make your razor burn worse.
  4. You can also use a warm compress if you are fine with doing so. [title] Avoid being under the influence of alcohol.

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