Posted on November 27, 2007 in Hair Removal Types
Shaving is a best method to remove unwanted hair from chest for temporary results. Shaving should be done carefully. It can easily cut the skin. So there is always a chance for cuts and bruises. Here are some top tips for shaving chest hair.
- Find a good shaving device whether it’s a manual razor or electric shaver that gives you the results you are looking for.
- If your hair is somewhat long, trim it down before chest shaving. You can use scissors, but a hair trimmer works better.
- Always use a wet razor to avoid cutting and razor burns.
- Avoid shaving immediately after getting up from sleep in the morning. Shaving while in or after your shower makes shaving easier, because the hot water and steam open up your pores. It’s best if your skin can be wet for five to ten minutes before you shave your chest
- Before you shave your chest, thoroughly moisturize your hair and skin.
- Use a rich lubricant that doesn’t contain chemicals to irritate the skin and helps the razor glide easily across the skin as you shave your chest.
- Always use a new blade when you shave your chest.
- Use gentle strokes; don’t apply too much pressure. Shave your chest hairs down, then upward.
- You may discover that you have hair right at the edge of your nipples. Take care around this area not to nick yourself.
- Don’t shave over the same area repeatedly. And if your razor starts dragging, it’s time for a new blade.
- After shaving thoroughly rinse with warm water. Then, rinse with cold water. Rub your chest with an ice cube if you can stand it. This helps close the pores and calm and tone the skin.
- Pat your chest dry with a clean, soft towel. Make sure you don’t rub.
- To help keep the skin from becoming inflamed use a light dusting of talc free powder.
- Wear loose fitting clothing especially right after you shave your chest to avoid skin irritations.
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