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Shaving

Shaving hairs with a razor is the most commonly used method for temporary hair removal. It is very less effective compared to all the available hair removing treatments as it merely cuts the hair at the skin surface, but the root of the hair still exists. However as per the myth which many people tend to believe, Shaving hair does not make the hair shaft thicker. Neither does it make your hair grow faster or darker. However when the hair grows back, the hairs would be more noticeable and appears thicker as the shaft has a blunt tip rather than the pointed one or the normal one. Shaving razors should carefully used. They can easily harm/cut your skin. So there is always a chance for cuts and bruises. For a good shave, you should apply some moisturizer on the skin so that the razors could easily glide on the skin instead of cutting it or scraping it. Common moisturizers that are available easily include water, shaving creams, gel, foam and even a thin layer of petroleum jelly or Vaseline will do. This helps in getting a very close shave and better results. Please note that using petroleum jelly or likes of it may cause irritations to some people. After shaving it is important to wash off whole of the petroleum jelly which most of the time is annoying to the person.

Shaving may cause irritation to some people. It is a temporary method and the results are good for 2 weeks only. But is widely used by people.


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One Response to “Shaving”

  1. Very interesting indeed!
    WhatÂ’s really stunning is how hostile “ordinary”…

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