- 1). Exfoliate the facial skin at least once per week to remove dead skin cells that contribute to breakouts and clog pores. Use an oatmeal-based cleanser for gentle exfoliation. Oatmeal has natural skin-soothing properties.
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Shaving cream prepares the hair and skin for a closer shave.shaving image by Aleksandr Lobanov from Fotolia.com
Moisten the skin with warm water. Massage shaving cream or gel into the skin. Allow the shaving cream to sit on the skin for a few minutes to help the hairs plump and stand up. - 3). Check the blades in the razor to make sure they're sharp and clean. Dull blades cut the skin and pull at hair.
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Keep the razor clean during shaving by rinsing after each stroke or two.robinet image by razorconcept from Fotolia.com
Apply light pressure with the razor blades and move the razor in short strokes, with the direction of the growth of the hair. Rinse the razor blade with hot water after a few strokes to remove shaved hair and shaving cream. - 5). Splash warm water on your face to remove any remaining shaving cream or hair. Splash cool water on your face to close the pores. Dry your face with a clean towel.
- 6). Rub moisturizer into the skin. Use a moisturizer tailored to your skin type.
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