To treat razor burn on the pubic area effectively, follow these steps:

• Avoid shaving the affected area until the razor burn has fully healed to prevent further irritation

• Apply soothing treatments such as aloe vera gel, coconut oil, or natural moisturizing oils (avocado, olive oil) to calm inflammation and hydrate the skin

• Use cool compresses or a cool, damp washcloth on the area to reduce redness and burning sensations

• Consider a low-strength topical hydrocortisone cream for short-term use to relieve itching and inflammation, but avoid applying it inside the vagina

• Wear loose, breathable clothing to minimize friction and allow the skin to heal comfortably

Additional home remedies that may help include oatmeal baths and avoiding commercial moisturizers with alcohol or fragrances that can worsen irritation

. To prevent razor burn in the future, practice good shaving techniques such as shaving when the skin is clean, wet, and warm; using a sharp razor; shaving with the direction of hair growth; applying a gentle shaving cream or gel; exfoliating regularly; and moisturizing after shaving

. These combined treatment and prevention strategies will help soothe razor burn on the pubic area and reduce the risk of recurrence.