As men get older, their skin tends to become drier and less elastic. With respect to the foam, the shaving gel is a more concentrated product. The creamy lather and thicker consistency of the gel adds plenty of moisture to the dry skin. The added moisture on the skin ensures smooth gliding of the razor blade while shaving, thus helping prevent nicks and cuts. Shaving creams are also known to cause dry skin.
The beard on the chin and around the lips should be saved for last while shaving.
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The beard on the chin and around the lips is usually the toughest to shave. Shaving these areas at the end allows these parts to soak in the shaving gel or foam for a longer time, thus ensuring that the hair is softened further. Extra soaking time also ensures that the area is well moisturized, thus making shaving a convenient affair.
In case of sensitive skin, which shaving product is most suitable?
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Shaving gel is more suitable to sensitive skin as it has a lather free and clear application. The lather less application allows you to clearly maneuver the blade through the beard, thus reducing the risk of nicks. Shaving gels are unscented and have very little alcohol content which makes them a go to product for anyone with sensitive skin.
You should wash your face with warm water and a mild cleanser before shaving.
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Washing your face with warm water opens up the pores of your skin; the cleanser takes care of all the grease, dirt and impurities on the skin. It is advised to use a mild cleanser as strong cleansers tend to dry out the skin by sucking out the moisture. A mild cleanser cleans the skin without drying the skin out excessively.
What is the best time to shave?
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After you shower, your pores are usually open and clean. Open pores allows for a clean shave as the razor blade can glide smoothly over the skin. The hair on your skin is also relatively softer after a shower, thus facilitating a clean and smooth shave.
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