Wet stubble with warm or hot water before shaving. This swells the hair shaft allowing the blade to cut the hair, not your skin.
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- Using A Face Scrub
- Avoid Irritants When Shaving
- Minimizing Nicks and Cuts
- Activites After Shaving
- Shaving Bikini Area
- Shaving Underarms
- Shaving Tips For Women
- Types of Body Hair
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- Hair and Skin
- Myths vs. Facts
- Stopping the Bleeding from a Shaving Nick
- How to Shave Properly
- Exfoliating
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- Shaving Chest Hair
- Preventing Razor Burn
- Aftercare of Shaving
- Irritation From Shaving
- Ingrown Hairs
- Itching From Shaving
- Use Of Baby Oil
- Different Types of Razors
- Shaving Tips - Where to Shave
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- Shavings Tips - Massage into face
- Shaving Tips - Use an exfoliant
- Shaving Tips - Prepare for the beach
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- Shaving Tips - for women
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- Benefits of Shaving Oil
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- Prepping Skin For Shaving
- Post Shaving Tip
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- Preventing Razor Burn
- Best Way to Shave
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- Preventing Nicks and Cuts
- Softening Hair
- Causes of Nicks and Cuts
- Reuse of Razor
- Direction of Shaving
- Rinsing of Blade
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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.