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Hydration: our routines featuring the 9-ingredient moisturizer

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Shaving

Shaving is a common method for removing facial and body hair, but it can sometimes cause irritation, cuts, or ingrown hairs if certain precautions are not taken. A good shave requires quality tools, an appropriate technique, and the use of soothing products to protect the skin, both before and after shaving.
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FAQ about shaving

Why do some hairs grow back under the skin after shaving?

Shaving cuts the hair at an angle, which can promote its regrowth under the skin. Regular exfoliation helps to prevent this issue.

Does shaving make hair thicker?

No, this is a myth. Shaving cuts the hairs at the skin's surface, which can make them feel rougher at the start of regrowth, but they do not become thicker.

How long does a razor blade last?

This depends on the razor blades. For daily shaving, it is generally recommended to change the blade every week.

Is daily shaving harmful to the skin?

Daily shaving can irritate sensitive skin. To avoid this discomfort, it is recommended to apply moisturising and soothing products after each shave and to always use a shaving foam or gel.

How often should one clean their electric razor?

To prevent infections, it is recommended to clean your electric razor at least once a month.

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