Starting now, you can become a woman who learns how shaving is properly done, one leg at a time.
If you're a woman who dreads shaving your legs, it's probably not just because it takes a good deal of time, but also because you more often than not, end up with red splotches, at least one cut or scrape and dry, patchy skin. And then you end up feeling you just wasted your time and energy and are going to have to wear long pants anyway.
It doesn't have to be that way. You can become a woman who learns how shaving is properly done, one leg at a time. Here's how - Check the following information and see if you're doing everything you safely can to achieve the lovely, smooth, irritation free legs you desire.
Do you thoroughly moisturize your skin and hair before you start shaving?
Do you take a long, hot shower or bath? Do you shave while you're in the shower or bath?
Did you know that the hot water will open your pores and soften the hairs, which will make shaving easier and safer, which means less skin irritation?
Do you generously apply a shaving gel or some other kind of lubricant meant for a woman shaving her legs?
Did you know that this lubricant will further moisturize and keep your skin slick to aid your razor as it glides across your skin?
Do you make sure you have a clean and fresh blade in your razor?
Have you heard that it's okay for a woman to use a blade more than once for shaving her legs? This is probably the main reason you've ended up with such unsatisfactory results.
Do you really understand what shaving is/does?
Here's the deal -
The basic principle of shaving is that as a sharp edge is drawn across, it pulls each hair up from its follicle, (the depression in the skin from which the hair emerges), and slices it. Simple enough.
But what you may not have ever thought about is the fact that each of these hairs then goes back into the follicle, under the surface of the skin.
Now, consider this - Which do you think is less likely to irritate the follicle and will have a better chance of
re-emerging as it grows - A hair that has a cleanly sliced tip or one that has a jagged tip?
So now you can see why it's so important that you do not use a blade already dulled from previously shaving.
Do you shave against the direction the hair grows?
It's okay. In fact you pretty much have to if you want to achieve a clean, close shave for the smooth legs you want.
Do you apply pressure or go over the same area repeatedly while you're shaving?
Either of these actions also contributes to your legs looking and feeling irritated.
Do you use warm water to thoroughly rinse off any remaining lubricant after shaving your legs?
Then do you rinse your legs with cold water?
Did you know that doing so will not only calm your now agitated pores, but tone your skin?
Finally, do you generously apply a moisturizer after shaving your legs?
Please do. Not just once, but again, and this time allow it to just soak in. This will further condition the skin, which will go a long way in preventing your usual skin irritations.
So there you go. If you follow these few rules, you can become a woman who knows how shaving is properly done, one leg at a time.
And if you really want to improve your results - See what Brenda Shackley from Tucson, Arizona learned about woman leg shaving and what tools she uses to get that silky, smooth feel without all the bothersome side effects other hair removal processes entail.
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