When shaving for the first time, you should pay special attention to these issues!

When men reach adolescence, around 18-20 years old, their beards will start to grow wildly. If they are not properly managed, their beards will grow longer and longer. At this time, men will start to shave for the first time in their lives. So, what should they pay attention to?

The right razor

Choose the right razor. Many people like to use electric razors to save trouble. But in fact, electric razors and blade razors are designed to do different things. If you want to shave cleanly, you should choose blades. You can choose a double-layer razor blade, which can shave your beard without leaving any beard, as if you never had a beard. But remember to change the blade frequently. The interval depends on the texture of your beard and how well you prepare for shaving. Generally, change it every 5 to 7 shaves. Blunt blades are more likely to scratch your face.

Necessary preparations

You can't be casual about whether you are dry or wet. The key to a perfect shave is preparation. You may have heard from the elderly in your family that in the past, before starting to shave, the barber would wrap the face to be shaved with a hot towel for a few minutes. Now we don't have to go through this trouble. Generally, after taking a bath or washing your face with warm water, the skin on your face is relatively moist and the pores are open. At this time, apply shaving cream, which is the best time for you to "deal with" the beard. But remember, the premise is that you are ready to shave with a blade.

If you use an electric razor, a wet face will cause the razor to irritate your skin, so your face must be dry and tight so that the beard will be able to reach the razor.