All razor seem to go dull too fast, it is annoying!
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I find that my husbands mach3 is the best I have ever used. He's upgraded to a new razor and I still use the mach3 in the shower and I love it. Will never use "female" razors again as I find they pretty much go dull after the first or second use and since I shave my legs everyday I need something that can take the punishment.
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It's much more likely that you have ingrown hairs from going to the barbershop.  You might try a solution called "TendSkin".  It works REALLY well at lessening appearance of razor bumps/ingrown hairs.  The URL is below
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When I started shaving I used an electric razor for convenience.  I always felt that the shave was not as close as it could be.  Then because of a skin condition I had to start using a standard (safety) razor.  I was shocked to find that my shaves were not any closer at first, but improved as I gained experience with the razor.  Then when newer models of electric razor came out, I switched back and found them comparable to the standard razor.  The new Norelcos are even better, and I don't think i can get a better shave with a safety razor.   Many men believe that the only way to get a  truly close shave is with the old-fashioned straight razor, and they may be right if you don't mind risking your life every morning.\n\nI had a lot or problems with nicks and cuts using a blade razor (I  had acne and rough skin).  My advice, try both and use the one that works for you.
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Shaving is soooo last season.....  ladies nair these days. Try the bikini kind. You will love it!!
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I think shaving is the easiest.  Try doing it in a hot shower after you've been in it for a few minutes.  That will soften the hair and make the skin more able to tolerate the razor.  After you're done be sure to moisturize.  I use neosporin on my skin after shaving.  It sounds strange, but it was a tip I read on the internet and it's the best thing that ever happened to my sensitive skin.
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this works for me.......I bought a pair of men's razor, I got the gillete 3 blade turbo and I use Pantene conditioner instead of shaving cream or soap. Pat dry and afterward a dab a little bit of coco butter on the shaved area.
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The accepted norm is downstrokes. I always use downstrokes to shave the majority of hair then upstrokes to get really close and don't normally have any problems. Make sure you take no more than fourstrokes with a blade before rinsing excess hairs and change the blades on a regular basis because blunt blades are the cause of the majority of cases of razor burn. Best razor for everyday use - Gillette Mach 3 Turbo. Don't nother with any other 'more blades' system - they're completely useless and just a marketing ploy. Hope that helps.
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stop shaving ,it will go away on it`s own,,,
595654
It could be razor burn but if you are really not sure you should go see a doctor  and they will let you know if it is warts or razor burn
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My friend told me this one it is bad.\n\nBut his answer was A baby chewing on razor blades.
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DON'T USE CHEAP RAZORS.USE A RAZOR WITH CHANGABLE RAZORS LIKE:MACH 3,VENUS,ETC.MAKE SURE IT HAS A MOISTURIZER STRIP ON IT AND SKINTIMATE SHAVING GEL FOR SENSITIVE SKIN.THEN PUT DEODERANT DOWN THERE ,ON YOUR SKIN ONLY, THATS FOR A MOISTERIZER AND FRAGENCE. AND DON'T WEAR TIGHT PANTIES,BECAUSE IT CAN RUB AND MAKE YOU IRRITATE THE SKIN.
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You may be starting to shave too soon~give the water time to soften the hairs.  Do you start with shaving at your ankles?  It sounds like razor burn~try the Intuition razor!
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using a razor or a homewaxing kit or getting a brazillian bikini wax. or using produces like nair/veet and such. use a mirror to see wear you are moving about bend your knees and spred legs far apart to reach all hair. gross but you need to feel around to see where you've missed.
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Could be an allergic reaction (you can have a histamine reaction to the blade touching the skin).  Google "shaving allergy"
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I'm going to guess 12. And it will have not only an aloe strip , and the oozy-gel lotion stuff, but perhaps built in after-shave as well. And it will cost as much, if not more, for a pack of disposables as it does to buy an electric one. And of course you will have to buy them, because it is in with the new and out with the old. I already have a hard time finding single bladed razor's. \n\nAnd about the women going-O over the smooth chin of a guy, I myself prefer a little scruff. Why exactly would I want some baby-faced pansy?
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If you like pain, I'd say get the Epila Laser.  I just stick with the personal shaver.
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Try getting a anti-fog mirror for the shower and shaving after the steam has softened your skin.  Also, don't run the razor too many times in the opposite direction of your hair growth.  This is what irritates the skin the most.