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Shaving? Whats the best way?
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is there anyone who can help?! Is there a way of wet shaving without coming up in a rash?
I have been shaving now since i was 13 and i have never been able to shave every day without coming out in a rash, now because of my job i have to! is there anyone who can help? PLEASE!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.referring to andy hughes suggestion, run the water as hot as you can stand it, then soak a flannel and ring it a couple of times.Saturate it again, take a breath, hold it tightly over face, pressing as much to skin as possible, uncluding under nose(hence holding breath)
repeat.
now rub foam/gel in thoroughly for a minute
Shave downwards at all times, using long slow strokes. Rinse blade after each stroke. Tidy up missed bits with short strokes, do not press on let the blade work.
Rinse face with tepid water and pat do not rub dry
Use a good moisturiser, do not put cologn or aftershave on face. If you want to smell good, rub it into forehead and a dab on each jawbone under your ears will have the same effect
repeat.
now rub foam/gel in thoroughly for a minute
Shave downwards at all times, using long slow strokes. Rinse blade after each stroke. Tidy up missed bits with short strokes, do not press on let the blade work.
Rinse face with tepid water and pat do not rub dry
Use a good moisturiser, do not put cologn or aftershave on face. If you want to smell good, rub it into forehead and a dab on each jawbone under your ears will have the same effect
I used to get a rash every day until I changed my razor. Since I started using the Gillette Mach 3 I've not had any problems. I also use King of Shaves gel which is not particularly cheap but is very good. You can get a free sample here
Also try using shaving products for sensitive skin. Anything with alcohol in it will irritate your skin post-shaving, so go for a soothing aftershave balm instead of ordinary aftershave.
Oh and there's a prooduct called Tend Skin for shaving rash, it's supposed to be really good, though as far as I can tell it's just aspirin for topical application.
Oh and there's a prooduct called Tend Skin for shaving rash, it's supposed to be really good, though as far as I can tell it's just aspirin for topical application.