Raised bumps. Itching. Redness. These are all sure signs of razor burn, a bothersome type of skin inflammation that can occur after shaving. Though it can be the result of sensitive skin in general, it’s usually the result of haste and improper shaving techniques. On the bright side, razor burn is preventable.
Did you know the average guy spends about 3,000 hours of his life shaving? That’s over four months. (Crazy, right?) If we’re going to spend that much time shaving, it’s worth making sure we do it right. So we thought it might be useful to organize some tips on how to shave your face.
Going to the barber is a viable option, but learning to trim our own beard will save us a lot of time and money. Then we can leave all those trips to the barbershop behind.
They’re pesky. They’re painful. And most of us guys have dealt with them before. That’s right. We’re talking about ingrown hairs—those little red bumps that show up on your skin after shaving. They’re unpleasant, unsightly, and often quite painful to deal with.
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