It is difficult to tell if I got them all and I usually end up with irritated skin. Why not use both? Before I shower, I shave quickly with the electric. Then immediately after showering, I wet shave with the safety razor.
This has been working out great! When I was wet shaving only, I was making four passes and I would sometimes end up with irritation and nicks. Now, the wet shaving is just a two-pass cleanup. I end up with a really close shave and have little or no irritation.
The best solutions are the ones that work and your approach clearly gets the job done in this case. My wahl Electric shaver is not giving me what I want…not lasting long, damaging my skin and all that. A razor blade shaves off a thin layer of skin cells which triggers the body to produce scar tissue. It takes a few weeks for the body to get rid of it.
Also, that black slime when you use an electric shaver comes very fine hair clippings that mix with water and lather, creating that black slimy thing.
I started electric, because of my father. However because of puberty, could not carry on. Thank you for your comment. I was actually quite into wet shaving before switching to electric shavers.
I started with cartridge razors and canned foam, then educated myself and moved to safety razors and nice creams and soaps. But despite using proper technique, a mild razor and trying lots of blades, I would still get razor burn and even ingrown hairs and bumps on my neck.
I have sensitive skin. I currently wet shave with the Wilkinson sword hydro 5 and tinned shaving foam. I cannot shave daily, o can only manage every other day, my hairs are really thick. I shave in the evening so my face can heal overnight, but by morning I have stubble already. Thank you. Canned foam and cartridge razors are not ideal for sensitive skin. If you want to stick to traditional shaving, a quality shaving cream and a mild safety razor would be far better.
However, I would try an electric shaver suitable for sensitive skin like the ones from Braun the Series 7 or 9 would be the best options. I posted a guide on this topic as well. Electric pre-shave lotions also help with sensitive skin. Thank you for your quick response. I have been looking at some, but there are also so many options available. I almost like the sound of it, but also the electric with the saving cream.
You are welcome, Mark. That is correct, I was referring to a DE razor. It was my razor of choice back in the day. Taking fashion advice from Fairuza Balk. Next An arrow pointing right. Most recent stories. Previous An arrow pointing left. Everywhere you should be applying sunscreen…according to the experts. Loyalty Program. Mobile Apps.
Affiliate Program. Birchbox at Walgreens. The result is a baby soft face that just cannot be had with an electric razor. Class and tradition: Wet razors have an air of class and tradition around them it helps that your dad, his dad, and his dad, and so on used them. You fill your sink with steaming hot water, take out your best smelling soap and spread it all over your face, then you shave.
You have to invest a little extra time, that time is intrinsically special because that time is for you and only you. Exfoliation like no other: Women wish they could get the kind of exfoliation that wet shaving gives. Wet razors also remove the top layer of dead skin.
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The rest just use traditional soap and water. Feature advancements have trickled down to the less expensive ranges and all of the major brands have really good options, at all price points. Discover the best selling electric shavers to suit your budget.
Extra time is taken shaving with a cartridge razor due to lathering and the continual need to rinse the blade after each stroke.
Hairs on the face grow in a different direction and you have to follow the grain to achieve a close but comfortable shave. One of the standout reasons Shavers customers turned to electric shavers was because of convenience and speed. Unless you opt for a wet shave, there is no need for lathering or as much prep work you should still consider pre-shave oils or balm.
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