How Can I Get Rid Of Strawberry Legs?

Do you change your razor regularly?

Do you use moisturizing shaving cream?

Do you exfoliate your skin regularly?

Do you consistently moisturize your skin?

Have you tried shaving less often?

Have you tried removing hair on your legs with an epilator?

Have you tried to shave with a grain (shaving in the direction of your hair’s growth)?

Do you use a chemical exfoliant?

Have you thought about laser therapy?

Based on your answers, there are several other ways that can help you get rid of strawberry legs. You should try to shave your legs less often, if possible. Always use new razors when shaving to reduce the risk of razor burns and folliculitis. Shaving in the direction of hair growth is considered to be less irritating to the skin, so try to make light razor strokes down the legs. It is best to shave after softening your skin and hair by showering or soaking your legs in warm water. You should always use a moisturizing shaving cream to minimize skin irritation, and avoid products that contain fragrances.

Based on your answers, you know a lot about how to get rid of strawberry legs. Regular exfoliation will allow you to remove dead cells that could otherwise clog pores or hair follicles. You can use a washcloth or loofah, but also chemical exfoliants with glycolic acid or salicylic acid. Chemical exfoliants can dissolve dead cells on the surface of your skin that you can then simply rinse with water. Daily hydration of your skin is necessary to prevent skin irritation and dryness. Another good option is to replace shaving with an epilator, which is an electrical device that pulls hair out of the roots.