Men's razors should also be cleaned

The most essential activity for men every morning is shaving, so razors play a very important role for men. But even though it plays a very important role, how often do you clean your razor, and how do you clean it? Some men don't even know how to clean their razors. In fact, cleaning razors should not be ignored. Today, let me explain to you why you should clean your razor.

Experts point out that the bacteria content on mobile phones is comparable to that on toilets, so what about razors? According to a Taiwanese survey, the number of bacteria on razors is 125 times more than that on toilet lids. In other words, if the razor is not cleaned properly, it is easy for bacteria and other dirt to adhere to the blade. If the facial skin is damaged, it is likely to cause infection after use.

Therefore, doctors recommend that cleaning razors from time to time is very important for men's health. Razors should be cleaned in a timely manner. Generally, they should be cleaned after each use. For blade-type razors, take out the blade after each use and use a brush or cotton to remove the residue adsorbed on the blade. After using it two or three times, you can soak the blade in alcohol and then wipe it dry with cotton for later use.

If you use an electric shaver, it does not mean that you can't clean the shaver. An electric shaver should be cleaned after using it 2 to 3 times. When cleaning, first use a small brush to clean the broken beards and skin scraps left on the razor holder, then use a cotton ball dipped in alcohol to gently wipe off the grease on the blade, but never use something hard to scrape it off, otherwise it will easily damage the blade.

After cleaning the razor, pay attention to the maintenance of the razor. Whether it is a blade type or an electric razor, it is best to apply some oil on the blade after cleaning to prevent rust.

Razors are an indispensable product for men. How can you ignore this good partner that is closely related to your health? Cleaning the razor in time and paying attention to the cleanliness of the razor and incorporating it into health care common sense is equivalent to getting a clean and refreshing every day.