or sexually transmitted infection (STI), all of which might require treatment. Razor burn, also known as pseudofolliculitis barbae or razor bumps, is usually to blame for itchy pubic hair.

That's right, the Air Force has officially approved five-year shaving waivers for airmen with Pseudofolliculitis Barbae — a medical condition that causes painful ingrown hairs and is acerbated ...

Recent research has focused on various treatment options for KP and related skin conditions, such as granular parakeratosis and pseudofolliculitis barbae, exploring their efficacy and safety.

Gen.) Dorothy Hogg authorized shaving waivers up to five years for airmen and guardians diagnosed with pseudofolliculitis barbae, which causes painful razor bumps and disproportionately affects ...

Medical shaving waivers are often due to pseudofolliculitis barbae, a skin condition known as PFB that causes frequent and painful razor burn that disproportionately affects Black men. Lt.