Let's find out how to shave properly
What's the right way to shave?
If the hairs are soft and sparse - get a disposable machine (effective in this case and inexpensive).
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If your bristles are stiff, choose a machine with several blades and moisturizing strips (this will speed up and simplify the process without traumatizing the skin).
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Important recommendations
- First your cheeks, then your chin and mustache, and then your neck.
- Take your time so you don't miss the badly visible part and cut yourself.
- Don't press on the razor - it won't get better (modern razors are made specially for the relief of the face). So if it doesn't shave, don't shave, buy a new one.
- Don't run your razor over the same area multiple times-it only irritates the skin more, not achieving perfect smoothness.
- Rinse your blades thoroughly-it'll improve your shave and not ruin your blades (wash them under cold water).
- Tighten your skin in hard-to-reach areas (neck and Adam's apple, hello!).
- After shaving, don't forget to apply lotion - to soothe your skin.
The most important rule that many people neglect is to shave in the direction of hair growth.
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Shaving against hair growth will bring you pimples, redness and itching.
Ideally, you shouldn't apply shaving foam right away. But first steam your skin - by taking a hot shower, for example *the pores will open and make the procedure safer).
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