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The Original
Razor Bump Treatment
Since 1972
The History of Bump Stopper
More than 44 years ago (as evidenced by ads in Jet and Ebony magazines) in September of 1972, H.R. Phillips, President and CEO of High Time Products, introduced the very first razor bump relief product to the open market.
Testimonials
Here are just a few testimonials from multiple satisfied users and providers. Our support range from everyday users to highly respected physicians.
Best Product for African-American
"Nice thick cream that easily reconstitute into another creamy leather when a small amount of water is applied. This product is definitely for the African-American as well as their gel. You will not find a better product specifically manufactured for the African American shaving. Besides regular shaving, both products are excellent for bald heads and finish with their Bald Head Cream."Marvelous!
"I've been using Bump Stopper for over 15 years I've tried other things but this and a single edge blade keeps my face clear of ingrown hair bumps I remember before I used it years ago my face would be so sensitive to razors and I'd breakout with ingrown hair bumps all over my face and neck not anymore thanks to "high times" BUMP Stoppers-2 and single edge razors!"Love it.
"I assume this product is primarily marketed to African-Americans. I am not African-American but decided to try it after seeing so many "shaving club" gels being advertised. I bought mine at a major drug store chain. I love it. Ultimately, I think I'll save money over regular canned shaving creams. I use a fingernail sized dab. The container has lasted a while. And after its empty the container is recyclable."
How Often Should You Shave? A Guide Based on Beard Growth
When it comes to shaving, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. How often you should shave depends largely on your personal hair growth rate, skin sensitivity, style

Skincare Tips for a Healthy, Shaved Scalp
Shaving your head can be a liberating decision—low maintenance, bold style, and a clean look. But a smooth, shaved scalp comes with its own skincare

How Long Razor Bumps Last — And How to Make Them Go Away Faster
Razor bumps—also known as pseudofolliculitis barbae—can be an annoying and uncomfortable side effect of shaving. They’re caused when shaved hairs curl back into the skin,