Shaving Tips
When shaving, first I use an electric shaver. Before I finish up with a straight razor, I use some moisturizer on my face. It eliminates razor burns and cuts. It really works quite well.
By Garyblue from Knoxville, TN
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08/13/2011
That's a very interesting method, but I think that if you use a high quality electric razor, there's no need to finish with a manual razor, I find that the skin is in a sensitive state and this could lead to rashes or bumps.
Avi
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(Archived Apr 01, 2010)Shaving Tip To Avoid Ingrown Hairs
Tip: Shaving Tip To Avoid Ingrown Hairs
It's shave and swimsuit season! Do you have problems with festered or ingrown hairs after shaving? Here is a way to reduce or eliminate the problem. Simply shave with the direction of hair first, then against the direction of hair after that. I can't tell you why it works, but I know that I use to have a terrible problem with ingrown hairs, especially on the back of my thighs. Since using this technique, I am rarely bothered!
By BBB from Greenville, AL
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RE: Shaving Tip To Avoid Ingrown Hairs
I heard that that is true. But I've never tried it before. (05/02/2007)
By Skin Xpert
RE: Shaving Tip To Avoid Ingrown Hairs
It's true; I've done this and for some reason it works. I'm not sure why, but it does. (05/24/2007)
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