Why do I always cut my neck shaving? It always stings, bleeds and itches after I’m done even if I go slow and with the grain
Why do I always cut my neck shaving? It always stings...
Charles Martinez
Alexander Torres
Are you letting the hair soften up enough before hitting it with the blade? Are you stretching your neck skin out enough when you do your neck passes?
Brayden Parker
MED BULL you need clippers
razors are for dainty prissy whiteboy nordcuvks with their find hair and features
Luke Parker
You need a shaving foam that suits you. If you have the most sensitive type of skin, you might even need to use a type of soft shaving butter.
Razors matter, try using a razor with less blades, avoid electric razors.
Joseph Sanders
take a shower and use warm water on your neck before using shaving cream.
Christopher Morris
Stop using multi blade shit, get pic rel, shower before a shave, change blades often.
Kayden Parker
>Get a fogless mirror (the kind you have to fill with water)
>Get a safety razor and decent blades
>Get a good shave soap and brush
>Shave in shower with LIGHT strokes.
You will cut yourself a few times at first but it is better and cheaper than any other alternative.
>t. going on 20+ years of no more razor burns or cuts
Jack Anderson
I guess not, I just heat up some water and rub it on my face in the morning before work. It’s the last thing I do in the bathroom before work.
I just buy razor cartridges from the drug store. I don’t think clippers get you a close enough shave
Thomas Jones
>I just buy razor cartridges from the drug store
Those are terrible.
Ethan Richardson
This. Just maintain stubble with clippers. My facial hair is too thick and my skin too sensitive to shave with a razor.
Carson Cox
My stubble is patchy and looks like I have shit on my face, it has to be a close shave
Aiden Butler
See
Hunter Thomas
Are there good ones on Amazon?
Joshua Morales
>hey guys i need advice
>gets good advice
>nah, i’ll just keep doing what i’ve been doing
why are people like this?
Alexander Murphy
Ian Gutierrez
great argument, thanks for contributing
Brody Price
Dunno, but try going deeper next time.
Austin Hernandez
Best thing I ever did for my skin—no more razor burn.
Austin Hall
invest in a better razor and good shaving foam, fixed it for me
>t. used to just shave with water and a cheap gilette razor
Christian Phillips
What foam do you use?
Nathaniel Martinez
Shave in the shower as the last part of your shower ritual. Your skin and stubbled will be softened from it. Make sure you're using a new enough razor and not some bic one blade. I get the 6 blade razors from dollar tree. Rub your face with warm water, then shaved with, to the side, then against the grain, rinsing your face and reapplying cream each time. Rinse the razor after each stroke cuz clogging it with stubble will interfere with the smooth glide. Then I use pic related as aftershave. In my experience this is the best way to shave.
Cooper Williams
I found it accurate and informative.