Dettol Shaving Cool Foam

Set the Stage by Trimming First:Razors are designed for shorter hair, so start your pubic hair removal by trimming the pubic area (if necessary). You can use a trimmer (we suggest trying Braun Bikini Trimmer for great convenience), scissors, or an electric shaver. This will help prevent hair from getting clogged in the blades and make it easier to shave the area. So snip away! Hydrate those hairsThe skin down there is quite sensitive, so it?s important to take the right steps to minimize the chances of any bikini skin irritations. Shower or bathe in warm water for at least two minutes, or better yet, do your entire bathing routine before shaving to really maximize soaking time. This will help soften the hairs for an easier and more comfortable glide. Lather up for a Smooth Glide:To make the pubic hair removal as smooth as possible, just lather up with a shave prep! Shave gels not only smell great, but it they also create a protective layer between the blades and your skin for an oh so seamless, smooth glide. Shave gels such as the Gillette Satin Care Sensitive . We recommend the Gillette Satin Care Sensitive as it comes with a triple lubricant formula to help protect against nicks and cuts, and also a splash of aloe for sensitive skin and areas. Shave with Care:Removing pubic hair requires a little TLC. Pull the skin taut to allow the blades to glide as close to the skin as possible. Keeping strokes light and gentle, start by shaving in the direction of the hair?s growth.Then, apply more shave gel and shave against the direction of the hair?s growth. Keep in mind that the skin down there is sensitive so use as few strokes as possible. We recommend the Gillette Venus Swirl, as it has 5 blades to help shave in fewer strokes, and a flexiball to contour to tricky areas like the bikini zone. Rinse, Dry, Moisturize ? and Style:When finished, rinse with cool water, pat dry and apply your favorite moisturizer. Then feel free to try on your favorite bikini to check out your awesome results after shaving apply olive oil.

Apply neosprin ointment and tab-livocetrizen and next time change blade brand and shaving cream also.

Give it time. Razor burn and razor bumps on your legs should go away with time. Moisturize the area. After shaving, get your legs dry with a towel and apply a moisturizer. Apply a cool compress. Release ingrown hairs. Try a home remedy. Use a topical cream.

Hair removal creams are manufactured for other regions of body like armpits, chests, pubic areas, legs and arms etc. And compared to other portions of a human body either in male or in females the facial skin is much sensitive and thinner. So never ever try to do experiments like this. And these hair removal creams contains some highly hazardous chemical which may have side effects on your face resulting in darkening of skin. Shaving creams, foams are specially prepared for requirements of face . So be alert face is most sensitive part of your body handle it with care.

Before stating shav take some drops of dettol on hand add some water than apply on shaving area. Change shaving cream you take ?eva shaving gel or cream. Deep your rezor into dettol water than shav.