I’m a beauty pro – how to get rid of razor burn in minutes with a cheap kitchen utensil

SUMMER days by the pool or beach mean you probably want to keep your body stubble-free.

Constant shaving throughout the summer can lead to painful razor burn and itching.

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While you might be tempted to empty your pockets with an expensive cream to heal your burn, there’s an everyday kitchen product that might work just as well.

TikTok user Sarah Biggers-Stewart recommends a honey mask to heal the burn and reduce swelling.

In her video, Sarah says to apply a layer of honey to the irritated area and let it dry. Once dry, wash with ice cold water.

To see a result, Sarah recommends repeating this process 2-3 times a day until your skin has healed.

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Sarah recommends exfoliating and using an aloe vera moisturizer after toning up.

She also gave advice on how to prevent razor burn in the first place.

Her advice included always shaving with water and shaving cream and exfoliating beforehand.

She also advised against shaving daily as it would irritate the skin.

Sarah’s method proved popular with TikTok users, with one calling her “a life saver.”

Another user added, “Wish a teen learning to shave knew this.”