Thread: Cat Scratch Fever!

Welcome aboard... I didn´t think anyone could look worse than me learning with a Pakistani piece of scrap metal, but we have a new winner Here are a couple observations from a fellow veteran...
1) Williams is just fine and you can work up a lather with just about anything as long as you´re patient and use enough water. With that being said, I´d rather use some of Colleen´s goodies lol.
2) Let your face rest from any kind of shaving and give it a chance to heal up. It ain´t easy but waiting pays huge dividends.
3) Use an antibiotic ointment to let them heal or at least some vaseline to prevent scarring.

Originally Posted by FiReSTaRT

2) Let your face rest from any kind of shaving and give it a chance to heal up. It ain´t easy but waiting pays huge dividends.

Learning to shave is also easier if the hairs are a bit longer. I generally shave every other day.

Originally Posted by FiReSTaRT

3) Use an antibiotic ointment to let them heal or at least some vaseline to prevent scarring.

If it's bad enough for that, go see a doctor.
People shouldn't decide for themselves whether they need antibiotics or not.
That is why most european countries don't allow pharmacists to sell antibiotics without prescription.