10 Tips for Shaving with Sensitive Skin

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i solved my problems with a braun electric razor… no more irritation. and i used to get irritation after every shave even with a new cartridge.

I've noticed that using a balm containing alum actually makes the recovery process for my skin worse.

Tips from my fancy Beverly Hills dermatologist. No shaving cream. Use Cetaphil gentle skin cleanser. Use single blade razor.

I think I'll just employ the technique of growing Nicolai II -facial hair!

I switched to wet shaving two years ago. I use a glycerin based soap with a badger hair brush and a safety razor with an extra long handle all after a hot shower to soften the follicle. That is what works for me.

I found that feather blades, in my Mühle r41 help reduce irritation. I was using Astra's, and I was getting some decent irritation on my neck.

Just use an electric razor.

Preston looks good with a beard.

I have a better just get laser depilation and get rid of your beard.

I'm trying to get rid of mine once for all

You nailed it with this shaving series

Just a correction: the alcohol featured in the video, cetyl alcohol, is not an alcohol that will dry your skin out. It is a hydrating compound and found in many balms, conditioners, and creams. Alcohols such as denatured ethanol and isopropanol will dry your skin out. Fatty alcohols such as stearyl alcohol, cetearyl alcohol, and the aforementioned cetyl alcohol are hydrating.

I’d love a safety razor video! Specifically Henson Razors.

You look good with a beard brother👍

Or use an electric razor!

Great video coming from a redhead!

0:45 who else thought that was Mr bubbles bro 💀🦗… My bad for dissing you I just started at 0:45 just pointing it out

Would love to see a comparison of razors!

I really want to move on from cartridge razors, but I'm afraid the but I'm afraid the closest shave I could get to BBS without irritation would be about the same as what I would get with an electric shaver.
Any thoughts?

We would definetly love to see a video about razors. Thank you!

Do laser hair removal. No, it’s not only for girls. Wiping out facial hair entirely might be impossible/very hard for men, but it will reduce hair hardness significantly, which makes shavings rarer and easier. Irritation and cuts go away. I, personally, don’t like recent years’ trend of men growing a particular type of facial hair, like Mr. Schlueter here. It’s a personal opinion, but being clean-shaved suited him much more.

😂 When i see these guys with a real beard go against the grain on first pass 🤦🏻
By the way, the DE i love most is an EdwinJagger with a Feather blade,… for me, great👌and i leather up directly on the face.
My tip is
– don't spare with lather for each pass
– the lather should be on for 2-3 minutes
– start with the grain and don't try to remove all stubbles in the first pass
For me it's ok to shave all two or three days and i go 2 passes… with and across, not against… is good enough.
Special : i had dry skin and i cream, cream and nothing helped. So i start to use nothing… the first days my skin was very tight and itchy.
But then the "miracle" happens… my skin starts more and more to protect itself. Now i use nothing and my skin starts to feel creamed after ~20 min….. but only with a real soap, not so good with canned stuffs….

For years, I would get razor burn. I tried all kinds of creams, pre-shaves, etc., but nothing worked. Finally I came up with the perfect technique: Wash in warm water, cool rinse, towel dry. Then wait 20 or 30 minutes while getting dressed, etc. and come back and dry shave. People think it would hurt, but the truth is it's a lot better than wet shaving, at least for me. Plus you get used to it. The key is the dry skin has to be all the way dry. No sweating or it won't cut right, and no skipping days or it will be too long to cut right too.

I could shave with a chunk of glass. I definitely don’t have sensitive skin