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I shaved and knicked myself, after i noticed the blade had a spot of rust. will i be okay?
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Should be fine...: Knicked skin from shaving can be treated the same way, regardless of whether the razor is brand new or has "a spot of rust". One can wash the area with soap and apply a little bit of first aid ointment (like neosporin), and add a bandaid if needed.
Answered 1/29/2014
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