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5 Best Substitutes for Shaving Cream
Five everyday products can stand in for shaving cream, from conditioner to plain oil. Here’s how each one behaves under a razor, and which one not to substitute at all.
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How To Get Rid Of Prickly Hair After Shaving?
Right after you shave, your skin feels smooth. A day later the same patch can feel like sandpaper. That prickly feeling is not a sign that your hair has become coarser: a razor cuts each hair to a blunt, flat tip, and it is that flat end you feel against your skin as the hair…
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Alum Blocks for Shaving: What They Do and Which to Buy
An alum block is a cheap, old-fashioned upgrade to a shaving routine: a solid mineral crystal, usually potassium alum, that you glide over damp skin after shaving to tone it and to stop the bleeding from small nicks. It is worth trying if you get the odd nick or want a more traditional post-shave step.…
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Rockwell 6C Gunmetal: Is This Adjustable Safety Razor Right for You?
The Rockwell 6C is a strong choice if you want to discover which safety-razor setting suits your beard and routine without buying several razors. Its six settings come from three reversible base plates, not a dial. That gives it unusual range for the money, but changing the shave means unscrewing the head. If you already…
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How to Shave Your Legs Smoothly Without Irritation
Shaving your legs without the burn comes down to a few habits: soften the hair first, use a sharp blade with a slick shaving cream, shave with the grain on the first pass, then moisturize. Here is the step-by-step routine, and why each step matters.
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How to Prevent Razor Burn and Irritation
Razor burn is friction, not infection, and most of it is preventable. Here is what the blade, the lather, the direction and the pressure each contribute, and the routine that keeps a shave comfortable.
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