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How to Prepare the Face for Shaving

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Summary: Preparing the face for shaving includes cleansing the skin to wash away dirt and oil, hydrating the face using warm water and applying a non-drying shave gel evenly across the area to be shaved. Use a Gillette Fusion Power razor for the closest and most comfortable shave.

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on 7/21/2009 Excellent series. Fun to watch and informative. It's advertising but the right kind.

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"A great shave starts before you ever pick up a razor and begins with using a wash, such as Gillette Face and Body Wash to help buff away oil, dirt and dead skin cells that can mat down the hair on your face and neck and block your razor's path. Hydration is also key. Hydrating not only opens pores to help cleanse your skin but also softens your hair making it easier to cut. A hot shower is ideal. However, if simply washing at a sink, hydrate your face and neck in warm water for up to 3 minutes. Next apply a non-drying shave gel such as Gillette Fusion HydraGel using slow circular motions to cover all the areas you shave. The application creates a protective blanket that helps lock in moisture and soften facial hair, resulting in smoother razor glide and less tugging of the hair for a more comfortable shave. If you have sensitive skin, let the shave gel soak in for about a minute. This softens your hair even more and helps further lessen the effort needed to remove it. For closeness and comfort, shave with an advanced multi blade razor such as Gillette Fusion Power. However, before starting, make sure your blade isn't dull to avoid nicks and skin irritation. Not sure how to identify a dull blade? See if your razor has an indicator strip which fades to white when you are no longer getting an optimal shave. With a sharp blade in place, you are ready to being your shave."

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