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Your
best shave ever
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Taking
the pain out of shaving
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Most
men see shaving as a chore but there are a few
simple measures you can take to make it a more
skin friendly-experience .
Electric shavers while quick are nearly always
harsh on the skin and tend to pull the hair.
If you are really addicted to electric
shaving, try a pre-shave lotion to soften the
hair first. However a wet shave is by far the
best way to get a close shave that will be
kind to the skin.
Make sure the beard is thoroughly wet to swell
and soften the hair. Use warm water to open
the pores. |

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Massage your shaving cream into the area to be
shaved. An oil or cream will give the best
results and be a lot less drying. Foams may
give a great lather but can really dry and
irritate the skin.
Make sure your razor is really sharp.
Shave in the same direction as the hair
growth. Use short strokes and take care over
the neck and throat.
Rinse your razor in HOT water (especially
important if you are using a shaving oil.)
Finish shaving by rinsing off excess shaving
cream or oil with cool water. Ideally use a
toner after wards to remove any residue, close
the pores and refresh the skin.
Use an after shave balm on the shaved areas if
it feels irritated. Use a moisturiser over the
rest of the face and neck to keep skin firm
and supple.
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