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Shaving with Acne

Acne Shaving

If you are facing problem of acne then you should remember that shaving is the worst thing you can do for your skin. Shaving is a great method of exfoliating or removing dead skin and helps to prevent acne and keep it from spreading for some people, shaving eliminates whiteheads and blackheads. One should be extremely careful to not shave irritated areas with large visible acne breakouts. This can spread infection. Shaving creams containing oil should be avoided; generally sensitive skin solutions are much more effective

Tips for Shaving

• Warm Water
• Shaving Cream
• Gentle Stroke
• Lather
• Razor
• Blades
• Aftershave Lotion

Warm Water

Before shaving wash your face with warm water. It helps the skin become more susceptible and due to warm water will dilate the blood vessels and help bring blood flow in the area. It will be the best result for shaving with warm water.

Shaving Cream

Shaving creams containing oil should be avoided; generally sensitive skin solutions are much more effective

Gentle Stroke

When shaving, it is important to use short gentle strokes rather than long and hard strokes. Doing this will allow you to avoid irritating acne prone areas.

Lather

When Shaving It is important to Use proper lather, It help skin become Soft, and Shave will be smooth

Razor

• Electric razors tend to not nick the skin and although they may not shave close to the skin; they help to prevent acne and other skin breakouts.
• Single bladed razors are better than multiple blades because they do not pull the hair up and out of the hair follicle which can irritate the skin. Using a multiple blade shaver causes your skin to have to heal itself in the shaving process, and it may cause hair to grow abnormally from the follicle. It can also cause inflammation in the areas where hairs don't grow correctly.

Blades

Use Single blade for shave, it is very important part of shave. Whenever you make shave or you go to your hairdresser, it should be remember that there should be use new blade for each shave.

Aftershave Lotion

Using an aftershave is a good idea, as it eliminates bacteria on the skin and prevents and infection of nicked skin areas. Skin toners will close pores and kill germs. Here are additional suggestions: antibiotic gel or lotion, witch hazel astringent, Dalacin T is one mild alcohol-free toner, Benzoyl Peroxide is available in a gel form and Salicylic Acid is available in a topical gel.

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