Razor burns occur when stubble pokes the skin after shaving. Shaving with old or dirty blade, shaving against the hair growth, shaving without shaving cream or sensitive skin are the causes of razor burns. The razor burns can be a constant, unsightly and painful problem. They occur in both; women and men and frequently result when compactly curled hair on face or in the public areas after shave. Razor burns can be infected and inflamed ingrown hairs, which should be treated soon before they start appearing at first place. If they appear, they can be removed by exfoliating the skin and after that removing the hair beneath with needle or sharp tweezers. There are many home remedies to solve the razor burns issues.