Shaving seems easy enough. Pick up your favorite razor, drag it across your face, and wallah, your clean-shaven.
While this is okay for a quick, basic shave, a really good shave requires a little more effort than that. So, we've put together a few tips to help you get the best shave possible... whether you're a seasoned pro or not.
First, your choice of razor is up to you, whether it be a single or double-blade. Even indisposables can work, including the Schick® Xtreme3® razor. But, preparation is key.
Take Your Time -- It's not a race. Make sure you spend the necessary time prepping your skin for the razor by washing your face and then letting your shaving cream or gel sit on your face for a few minutes before starting. It helps soften the hair and allow for a smoother shave.
Use A Brush -- While you can certainly use your fingers to lather on your shaving cream, a brush does a much better job. A good brush can help to push the cream into the hair, which in turn, will make for a better shave.
Shave With The Grain -- Make sure to go with the direction your hair is growing. Although you may get a closer shave if you go against the grain, you'll likely get razor burn or ingrown hairs more frequently.
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