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"PFB" is a commom condition affecting men and women who have hair which "coil", meaning the hair penetrates back into the skin resulting in inflammatory pores and is directly related to the structure and direction of hair growth.
There is only a slight difference between ingrown hairs and razor bumps. Ingrown hairs curl back and re-enter the same hair follicle whereas, razor bumps are formed when a cut hair grows out and enters a neighboring hair follicle.
Both ingrown hair and razor bumps are aggravated by shaving daily. If left untreated, inflammation can lead to infection and may require medical attention. |
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Most men and women who practice routine hair removal (shaving, waxing, tweezing, electrolysis or laser hair removal) are bothered by ingrown hair or razor bumps/burn. Shaving is especially a leading cause of ingrown hair and razor bumps/burn. When shaving, the blade "sharpens" the end of the hair as it cuts, thereby, facilitating the hair's ability to pierce back into the skin. The result is embarrassing redness and painful inflammation.
What Causes Razor Burn?
Razor burn is a common problem, especially among men and women who shave coarse hairs on sensitive skin areas such as the face, neck, bikini line, and underarms. It is usually caused by shaving too closely, shaving against the grain of hair growth, shaving too quickly, using an old razor, applying too much pressure or using irritating products (aftersave lotion, colognes, perfumes) after shaving.
What Causes Ingrown Hair and Razor Bumps?
Basically, ingrown hair and razor bumps are a condition known as "Pseudofolliculits Barbae" or as commonly referred to "PFB".
