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Summary: The trickiest areas to shave on the face are the chin and around the lips, but curling the lips inward can help to stretch out the skin enough for a close shave. Use a Gillette Fusion razor to tackle these hard-to-shave areas.
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"The toughest to shave and most vulnerable areas are your chin and around your lips. Leave these areas for later on in your shave, which gives shave gel more time to soak in and softens your facial hair even further, making it easier to cut for a closer, more comfortable shave. The hairs on your lip area can be especially tricky. Try curling your top lip over your teeth. This stretches the skin and helps you reach these hairs with less effort."
eHow Article: How to Shave Tricky Areas on the Face
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