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razor bump
(redirected from Pseudofolliculitis barbae)

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razor bump
n.
A small swelling that develops when the sharpened point of a razor-cut hair shaft grows back into the skin, sometimes resulting in inflammation and infection.
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Pseudofolliculitis barbae is just a fancy name for the acne like breakouts commonly called shaving bumps.
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