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“How To Shave For Men” Tips and Tricks Straight From the Streets of Bombay
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These how to shave tricks come straight from the streets of India during my travelling there this past summer.It took going all the way to India to truly learn how to shave properly in a way which eliminates razor bumps and irritation.
1. Always shave after having a shower.
In India they thoroughly rub down your face before ever applying shaving cream. while in the shower make sure you rub your face vigorously as this will soften the skin allowing a smoother shave.
2. Really rub in the shaving cream. DON’T just apply SUPERFICIALLY.
In a similar manner to the shower, make sure that you thoroughly rub the shaving cream into our skin. This was my mistake as I always just applied the cream quickly without working it in. It is the rubbing which softens the hairs and eliminates irritation.
3. Stretch the skin as you shave.
This is very important as it reduces the concentration of hairs the razor encounters.
4. Use only long light strokes.
Instead of using repetitive small stokes with your shaving razor, use long stokes with only light downward pressure on the razor. Do not use heavy pressure as this will cause irritation.
5. Rinse your face with cold water.
The cold water serves to close your sensitive pores.
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Does this stay true regarding what kind of hair you have? I have curly facial hair which I once read you have to shave upwards to catch all stray hairs, whereas with straight facial hair, apparently you just have to shave downwards because every hair grows in the same direction.