Here's what I do and recommend to friends with good reviews
Firstly, you shave in the shower now. Make sure it's nice and steamy, cleanse and exfoliate your face. Exfoliating is important. I recommend non-chemical exfoliators, personally I use St Ives which is cheap and works fine
Use a creamy shaving cream as opposed to foamy and a fresh razor, replace your razor / blades at least once a week, potentially sooner depending how coarse your hair is. My favourite shaving cream is Cremo and haven't found anything else that is as gentle on my skin / still holds up to pretty harsh shaving. It's pretty cheap and a tube lasts me at least 2 months since you don't need to use a lot.
Since shaving creams like this are moisturizing, rub it in for like 20 seconds, do one pass downwards. Add more shaving cream, rub it in, do one pass upwards
Here's what I do and recommend to friends with good reviews
Firstly, you shave in the shower now. Make sure it's nice and steamy, cleanse and exfoliate your face. Exfoliating is important. I recommend non-chemical exfoliators, personally I use St Ives which is cheap and works fine
Use a creamy shaving cream as opposed to foamy and a fresh razor, replace your razor / blades at least once a week, potentially sooner depending how coarse your hair is. My favourite shaving cream is Cremo and haven't found anything else that is as gentle on my skin / still holds up to pretty harsh shaving. It's pretty cheap and a tube lasts me at least 2 months since you don't need to use a lot.
Since shaving creams like this are moisturizing, rub it in for like 20 seconds, do one pass downwards. Add more shaving cream, rub it in, do one pass upwards
Dry gently, moisturize, admire how great you look
yesss cremo
I don't really shave rn but it is the goat shaving cream
I have a cremo tattoo, at a certain point you have so many tattoos nothing really matters anymore