How to Shave Using Electric Shaver Without Irritating Your Skin

Shaving or waxing will always feel something in your skin it can be itchy, pain a bit, or rashes or irritation. It is not that painful unless you are sleepy while shaving your hair and then cut your skin a little bit that's where recklessness happened. But if you don't want to feel the burns or other discomfort then maybe you need to follow the following suggestions.

Instructions

1. The first thing you need to do is to buy a good quality electric shaver or razor blades. If it is cheap then try it if your skin is fine with it.

2. Wash your face or hairs with warm water or just water. It cannot be iced water or real cold one if you don't want to freeze your face (he-he).

3. You can dry your face or just wet if you want the wet shaving thing in your sink or shower.

4. Apply the shave lotion to the area where you want to remove your unwanted hair or simply put a gel to avoid irritation. Or you can use an electric shaver that has self-Gel dispenser in it to avoid discomfort if there's any.

5. Read carefully the instructions that comes along with your shaver. Don't assume that you already know about shaving because new products have different ways of functions. If you have an old or antique shavers that doesn't tell you with the same parts or functionality.

6. Check it out, how long that hairs that you want to cut or shave. Adjust the size of your shaver either be rotary or foil. There's for short or long hairs, just read the manuals before you will screwed up.

7. Shave your hair or beard gently before pulling your skin out if you just being rush in your shaving. Anything needs extra care no matter how simple it is to do.

Tips & Warnings

• Use a shaving Lotion when you shave your hairs.

• Wet or dry skin is fine, what is important is that you know how to shave carefully to avoid accident.

• Watch out your electric cord if it is still plug in.

• Common sense is very important to stay safe in your activities everyday.

Resources

• http://www.allaboutshaving.com/
• http://velvetdragon.com/etc/shave.html