To get rid of razor burn, several effective remedies and care tips include:

• Applying soothing agents such as pure aloe vera gel to moisturize and heal the skin quickly, often within an hour or less.
• Using natural oils like organic coconut oil, avocado oil, or olive oil to moisturize and calm irritated skin.
• Applying cool or warm compresses: a cold compress to relax skin after shaving, or a warm compress before shaving to open pores.
• Taking a colloidal oatmeal bath to soothe inflammation and moisturize skin.
• Using over-the-counter creams containing hydrocortisone, benzoyl peroxide, or exfoliating acids like salicylic acid or glycolic acid to reduce inflammation and prevent ingrown hairs.
• Avoid shaving the affected area until the skin heals to prevent further irritation.
• Avoiding products with fragrances or alcohol that can worsen irritation.
• Additional natural remedies include tea tree oil (diluted), witch hazel, calendula cream, lemon juice, and white tea bag compresses for their anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties.

Overall, gentle skincare, hydration, and avoiding further irritation are key to healing razor burn quickly.

If razor burn persists or worsens, a healthcare provider should be consulted for further treatment.