Wednesday, 13 July 2016

How to Shave Sensitive Skin Delicately

Sensitive skin is no myth. There are people with sensitive skin who are easily prone to skin irritation with every shave. For them, the act of shaving alone is tormenting but it doesn't always have to be so. Try these steps if you have got sensitive skin.

Prep Your Skin

If this step could be repeated twice, it'd be better. Prepping your skin entails getting it wet and soft. Dry hair is hard and will tug on your sensitive skin if not softened. Either rinse hair area with warm water or just go take a shower. Allow skin stay wet for about 2 minutes before attempting to shave.

Use Shaving Cream

Prepping with water is just the first step to softening your hair. Shaving creams not only soften the hair, it moisturizes it by providing necessary proteins. Just like in the case of water, allow the shaving creams to sit for about 2 minutes before attempting to shave.

Exfoliate often

Dead skin can trap ingrown hairs and cause razor burns. Exfoliating helps remove these dead skin cells. Ensure you exfoliate once or twice in a week.

Allow hair to grow


You have a sensitive skin and cannot afford the luxury and perks of everyday shaving. Allow your hair grow a little before shaving. When you are not shaving, ensure you keep your skin and hair moisturized to keep them soft. With time, your hair will lose its natural dryness that causes razor burns when you shave.

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