A new policy from the U.S. Marine Corps has Black service members sounding the alarm. Marines diagnosed with pseudofolliculitis barbae—aka razor bumps—are now being told they could be discharged if ...

Based on a new policy, people who are inflicted with a skin condition that can cause pain and scarring on their face (razor bumps) from shaving can be kicked out of the Marines if it does not ...

Learn why razor bumps happen and discover proven techniques to prevent pseudofolliculitis barbae and ingrown hairs for ...

Razor bumps can now get you kicked out of the marines. Black men will likely suffer the most. A US Marine Corps guidance released in March states that people who suffer from skin conditions like ...

A new grooming policy that potentially punishes members of the U.S. Marine Corps who have razor bumps has drawn criticism that it will disproportionately affect Black men. “This is so targeted ...

Razor bumps, or pseudofolliculitis barbae, can be prevented by changing how you shave, shaving less often, ... Some people may be more prone to razor bumps than others.

Say goodbye to razor bumps and find out the best treatments to add to your grooming routine as we consult 3 dermatologists about how to get rid of razor bumps fast.

The US Marine Corps is eliminating waivers that previously allowed service members who suffer from razor bumps to forgo shaving — an action critics say disproportionately affects Black men.. The US ...

The US Marine Corps is eliminating waivers that previously allowed service members who suffer from razor bumps to forgo shaving — an action critics say disproportionately affects Black men. The ...

The US Marine Corps is eliminating waivers that previously allowed service members who suffer from razor bumps to forgo shaving — an action critics say disproportionately affects Black men.. The US ...