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Do you shave your head? Do you think you know the best way to shave your head?
Check out this information and see if you're doing everything you can to get the best results when you shave -
Do you always trim down your hair before you shave your head?
Doing so will make it easier for you to see where you're shaving and it will extend the life of your razor blade.
Do you always moisturize your scalp and hair before you shave your head?
Take a long, hot shower. At least 5-10 minutes. The hot water and steam will open your pores and make your hair stubble softer, which will make it easier to get a clean, close shave.
Do you use a rich lubricant to shave your head?
Make sure whatever you use doesn't contain any harsh chemicals. A good rule of thumb is if you can't pronounce some of the ingredients on the label, then it's probably not a good one for you.
Many veteran head shavers prefer to use a totally natural lubricant such as Tea Tree, Mink or Mineral oil. All of these will condition your scalp and make your razor glide easily, which will help you avoid scrapes or cuts.
Do you ALWAYS use a fresh, clean blade/razor to shave your head?
A dull razor will literally s-c-r-a-p-e your scalp, which will only lead to irritations. If you feel your razor even start to drag, put in a new blade. Please.
Do you use a mirror when you shave your head?
While it is possible to get a good shave all over just by continuously running your fingers over your scalp as you shave your head, the last thing you want is to end up with patches of stubble. So you might want to use a mirror just to be sure.
In what direction do you shave your head?
The head is one of the few areas of the body where it doesn't matter in which direction you shave. The scalp is pretty sturdy skin and your hair tends to grow in different directions anyway, so just run your fingers over and around your scalp as you shave your head to get the cleanest, closest shave.
Do you rub your head dry after you shave?
Don't rub your head dry. Use a clean, soft towel and pat it dry. Rubbing your scalp will irritate it.
Do you make sure to thoroughly wash off any remaining lubricant with warm water after you shave your head?
Then do you rub your scalp with an ice cube - Or at least rinse with cold water?
Your scalp pores are pretty agitated after you shave your head. Rubbing with an ice cube or at least rinsing with cold water will calm and close your pores. This action will also tone your skin.
Do you apply an alcohol based product on your scalp after you shave your head?
Many people believe using a menthol or alcohol based after shave is best because it's supposed to help close the pores and kill any bacteria. But what most people don't realize is that these products also dry out the skin and that can contribute to irritations.
The best alternative is using Tea Tree oil again. This is a natural astringent which will kill bacteria, but as importantly, it will add moisture to condition your scalp.
After you rub some on, apply some more and this time just let it sit on your scalp. It will do wonders for preserving your scalp after you shave your head, not to mention it will give your head that healthy glow you want after shaving.
So - Are you doing everything you can to get the best results when you shave your head?
Current reports reveal most people didn't know about rubbing their scalp with an ice cube, (or at least rinsing with cold water), or about using Tea Tree oil after shaving.
On more thing the reports revealed is that most people didn't know anything at all about the advanced shaving devices available today - which can be used to properly shave head.
Once you give the genuine Bodworx Body Shavers a try ... You'll be completely convinced or your money back.
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