While serious cases need a dermatologist, many mild or moderate cases can improve at home with simple, natural remedies. These treatments aren’t instant cures, but they can calm inflammation, reduce ...

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If you’re someone who shaves regularly, you’ve likely dealt with razor bumps. They can be pretty uncomfortable and irritating, so you may be wondering how to get rid of razor bumps fast — or, more ...

The best way to get rid of razor bumps is to stop shaving. However, applying a warm compress, exfoliating, and using a topical treatment that contains benzoyl peroxide or hydrocortisone may help the ...

It’s important to love the skin you’re in. However, if you’re feeling a little self-conscious about the little dots and raised bumps on your arms that can feel like sandpaper — known as keratosis ...

Keratosis pilaris is a common skin condition. It’s also easily treated at home. Credit...Joyce Lee for The New York Times Supported by By Erica Sweeney Q: I have a bunch of small, rough bumps on my ...