5 ways to get rid of armpit bumps
If you suffer from razor burn on your armpits, you know how unsightly and painful it can really be.
Constant shaving of the armpits leads to ingrown hairs which in turn leads to irritation, bumps, and itchiness.
If you don’t exfoliate and detoxify your armpits on a regular basis, this problem can only get worse.
Today we will show you 5 ways to get rid of armpit bumps the natural ways so you don’t have to be afraid to lift your arms up or wear a tank top ever again!
1. Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera is one of the most soothing and healing plants you can use not only for cuts, but also for irritated skin such as bumpy armpits.
Its soothing properties reduce irritation, pain and redness.
- Apply Aloe Vera gel (Pure) directly onto your armpits.
- Leave on for 5 minutes
- Rinse with cold water and pat dry
- repeat once a day for a week
2. Cold Compress
Just like a cold compress works to reduce inflamed areas, it also works to reduce redness, itchiness, and bumps.
- Wrap a few ice cubes in a cotton towel.
- Apply the towel to the affected area and hold for 2 minutes.
- Remove and re-apply for another 2 minutes.
- Repeat the processes as needed.
3. Coconut Oil
The complex fatty acids and vitamin E in coconut oil work to soothe and moisturize irritated areas
- Take 4 tbsp of coconut oil and using a cotton ball, apply to the armpits.
- Let sit 10-15 minutes or even overnight.
- Rinse with cold water and pat dry.
- Repeat daily until rash has dissipated (about 1 week).
4. Lemon
The antibacterial properties of lemons help to kill bacteria that caused the rash in the first place.
- Rub a slice of lemon directly onto the armpits.
- Lets the juice dry completely.
- Rinse with cold water and pat dry.
- Repeat once daily a week.
5. Hot Compress
If you have itchy, very irritated armpit, a hot compress will do the trick as it will soothe and calm irritated skin.
- Soak a cotton towel in hot water and apply to the armpits.
- Leave on for 20 Minutes.
- Repeat once a day for a week.
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