Ways To Shave Lesser
Razors – cut aside your waxing sessions and save time if you are heading out. However, the after-effects of shaving are many – harsh regrowth, ingrowth and rough skin. Here's how you can reduce your shaving sessions!
Razors – cut aside your waxing sessions and save time if you are heading out. However, the after-effects of shaving are many – harsh regrowth, ingrowth and rough skin. Here's how you can reduce your shaving sessions!
Exfoliate skin – A pre-shave exfoliating session can smoothen your skin and make the hair-removal procedure less harsh. This means your next growth won’t be as dense. Exfoliate with some olive oil, lemon and brown sugar to clear out dead skin cells. Doing this exposes any hair that you may miss otherwise.
Condition skin – Even if you are bound to use the razor, use a hair conditioner as a shaving product. This will save you from harsh shaving creams and is a great secret for a better shave.
Change shaving direction - Want a controlled hair growth? Work with a better shaving technique. Simply shave against the direction of the hair growth. This will ensure the hair is shaved closest to the root which means you won’t have to shave the spot again.
Skip the small, tiny growth – Avoid reaching out for a razor every time you see some very tiny hair growth. If it's not too prominent, let it go. You can still wear your shorts and dresses without worrying. Apply some bronzing cream instead for some sheen.