Shaving with grain means shaving in the direction of how the hair grows on your face. It is always best to shave this way. Shaving against the grain can cause redness, rashes, razor burn and ingrown hairs, which are all painful.
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Articles and postings are not written by licensed medical professionals, nor cosmetologists. Please consult a doctor with questions and concerns regarding skin care, outbreaks, rashes, the use of shaving oil, and any and all other concerns that you may have.