Product Overview
If razor burn, redness, bumps, or ingrown hairs are part of your shaving routine, they don't have to be.
Whether you're shaving your face, legs, bikini area, underarms, or anywhere else, irritation often starts before the razor even touches your skin.
Step 1: Cleanse Before You Shave
Most people skip this step—but they shouldn't.
Cleansing before shaving removes dirt, oil, and dead skin cells that can clog blades and increase friction. Warm water helps soften hair and prepare skin for a smoother shave.
Shaving creates tiny micro-abrasions on the skin. Starting with a clean surface using our Pumpkin and Green Tea Cleanser helps reduce bacteria, irritation, post-shave breakouts, redness, razor burn, and ingrown hairs.
Step 2: Shave As Usual
Use a clean, sharp razor and avoid excessive pressure. Let the blade do the work.
Step 3: Apply Razor Burn Eliminator
Immediately after shaving, apply Razor Burn Eliminator to help calm visible redness, soothe irritation, and reduce the appearance of razor bumps and ingrown hairs.
This is the step that transforms shaving from something your skin tolerates into something it actually recovers from (and it's on sale through June 9 and the kit price reflects that lower price for the Men Zen Razor Burn Eliminator through June 9.)
Step 4: Moisturize
Follow with your favorite moisturizer to replenish hydration and support your skin barrier after shaving.
Step 5: Don't Skip Sunscreen
If the shaved area will be exposed to the sun, finish with our Vitamin E Daily Sunscreen.
Freshly shaved skin can be more sensitive to UV exposure. Sunscreen helps protect your skin while maintaining the smooth, healthy-looking results of your routine.
The Best Part?
This ritual isn't just for men.
It's just as effective for women who experience razor burn, bumps, redness, or ingrown hairs on legs, underarms, bikini area, or anywhere they shave.
Because smooth skin shouldn't depend on who is holding the razor.
MY ZEN SKIN CARE: Ancient Chinese herbal wisdom combined with modern skincare. Our founder, Martha Lucas, Ph.D., L.Ac. loves combining ancient wellness intelligence with modern research-based care.
