In 2018, by its own About page, Alicia Yoon's Peach & Lily launched its own skincare line. She is a licensed esthetician with sensitive, eczema-prone skin, and by the brand's own account she took a Korea-shaped skincare education to chemists and cell biologists because nothing on the shelf would leave her skin alone. The name comes from the peach and the lily, which the brand says stand for delicate strength. It is a small, stubborn origin story, and it is the reason I trust the sister line more than a typical drugstore launch.

Peach Slices is that sister line, six years old at the time of a 2024 Glossy profile, and its whole shelf is built to be easy to try. I like its attitude: problem skin, handled without drama. The hero is the Acne Spot Dots, but the product I would send you to for body care is Peach Slices Smoothing Solution, a roll-on that the brand says uses salicylic acid to exfoliate, niacinamide and licorice root to brighten dark spots, and cica to calm. It is also silicone-free, fragrance-free and alcohol-free, per the brand, and it is made for the underarms, bikini line, legs and neck.

The trick is to treat the roll-on as a nightly habit, not a rescue. The Breakout Banisher Body Wash is the daily cleanse that goes before it, and the Body Lotion is what I would put on once the roll-on has dried. The Body Spray is the one for the places your hand cannot reach easily. For the face and the odd stubborn spot, the grid has the Redness Relief Azelaic Acid Serum and the Acne Spot Dots, and the Deep Blemish Microdarts are the ones I would keep for a single, stubborn bump.

Look at the hair, not just the bump. A hair that has curved back into the skin needs softer skin above it, and nothing else you do will matter as much as that.

The American Academy of Dermatology explains that razor bumps happen when a shaved coarse or curly hair curls back into the skin, and it advises against picking at a bump. That is the habit that turns a small lump into a mark. So the products here work on the skin around the hair. First Aid Beauty's Ingrown Hair Pads with AHA + BHA for Body + Face are the easy ones to keep by the sink, and Topicals' High Roller Ingrown Hair Tonic with AHA and BHA is a roll-on in the same spirit as the Peach Slices one. EADEM's Smooth Slate Ingrown Hair + Dark Spot Serum is the pick when the leftover mark is the real annoyance.

Fur's Ingrown Concentrate, Kiehl's Ultimate Razor Burn & Bump Relief and Megababe's Après Shave Roll-On Solution are the after-shave group, and Megababe's roll-on is the one I would put in a gym bag. Luna Daily's The Everywhere Oil and Bushbalm's Ingrown Hair Oil are the softer, oil-first route for skin that stings with acids.

A pairing I like: an acid pad on the evening before you shave, a lubricated shave the next day, and an oil after. Three small steps that stay out of each other's way.

What I would skip: stacking a pad, a tonic and a roll-on all in one night. Skin that is already irritated does not need three exfoliants.

Wash your legs with your hands before you reach for a scrub. If your skin feels rough to the palm in some places and smooth in others, those are the only places that need a scrub.

A scrub or a wash with acid in it is the body-level version of what the roll-on does on small areas. Sol de Janeiro's Bom Dia Body Scrub and Bom Dia Bright Clarifying AHA BHA Body Wash are the pair I would buy together, because the scrub is the weekly job and the wash is the everyday one. Nécessaire's The Body Wash Hinoki, Treatment Softening Cleanse is the wash I would try if you want softness without a scrub's edge, and CYKLAR's Lactic Acid Foaming Body Polish and Wash is the one for people who like the idea of a wash that does a little of the scrub's work.

Naturium's KP Body Scrub & Mask is for the rough patches on the backs of arms, and Youth To The People's 10% AHA + Yerba Mate Smoothing Energy Body Scrub and Kate Somerville's ExfoliKate Resurfacing Body Scrub are the heavier hitters. Glow Recipe's Watermelon Glow AHA Pink Dream Body Cream is the leave-on, the easiest one to forget about because it lives with your lotion.

What I would skip: scrubbing on the day you shave, or straight after. Shave first, leave the skin alone for a day, then exfoliate.

Wet the skin for a full minute before any blade touches it. Hair softens as it absorbs water, and that one minute does more for bumps than most of the products on this page.

The American Academy of Dermatology suggests shaving with a moisturizing shave cream and swapping a single-blade razor after five to seven shaves, which is the dull-razor advice most of us forget. Billie's Ingrown Prevention Whipped Shave Cream is the simplest answer for legs, and Venus's 2-in-1 Smoothing Cleanser and Shave Gel for Pubic Hair and Skin does the bikini line. Hanni's Shave Pillow Moisturizing Body Gel and Fur's Moisturizing Shave Cream are the two I would hand to someone who shaves every other day.

Oils are the other half of a good shave. eos's Cashmere Shave Oil and Tree Hut's Vanilla Moisturizing Shave Oil both give glide with a smell that is part of the pleasure, and Bushbalm's Hydrating Shave Jelly is the gel-like option if foam is not your thing. Truly's Coco Cloud Shave Set is the gift version, a full kit that suits someone who is just building a routine.

What I would skip: a scented shave product on skin that is already red or stinging. The Cleveland Clinic says to avoid fragrance and alcohol on irritated skin, and I take that seriously.

For most people I would keep the order simple: a good shave, a day of leaving the skin alone, and then the roll-on at night. The blade and the cream are the real fix, and the acid keeps the skin smooth enough that hairs can get out. Bumps that do not settle, or that look infected, are a job for a dermatologist, not another bottle.

My plan would be Peach Slices Smoothing Solution on bikini line and underarms, a shave cream I actually like, and a fresh razor. Alicia Yoon began with sensitive skin and a stubborn list of things that did not work. Your legs deserve the same patience. If you want to keep browsing, I also put together Every Hair Brand Wants a Bond Repair Treatment Now and Dyson Supersonic r Hair Dryer.