Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 4:24 am Post subject: skin Acne
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Posted: Tue Aug 19, 2008 11:50 am Post subject:
It really depends on the sensitivity of your skin. Me personally, I have always shaved in the opposite direction the hairs are growing down there for a closer cut with success. For the frontal area I use tweezers. This took me a LONG time to get used to but keeps the hair away for a lot longer and it doesn't grow back as thick (doesn't make you itch either while its growing back).Shaving in the direction of the growing hair will not be a closer shave or make it smoother, but it will be less irritating.
I shave against the direction because it is so much smoother, and I only completely shave about once a week, otherwise it could be too irritating. I would say after about two months of shaving my skin didn't have as much irritation and ingrown hairs, however I continue to have ingrown hairs here and there regularly but thats the price of shaving _________________ http://www.yeastinfectionadvice.com
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