how & how mush must i apply the foam or the shaving cream when shaving the face?
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Don't pile it on.  Just enough to cover the areas on the face that has hair (that needs shaving).  Just because you have a half an inch worth of shaving cream on your face doesn't make shaving any easier.
348652
the answer is - what does a man use to put in a razor to shave??? ;)
951705
Yes, shaving cream, put it on the burn for about an hour, I swear it works. DO NOT USE BUTTER OR TOOTHPASTE!!!! You'll get a darn infection.
1032853
Make sure you're not using an older razor because it will cause razor burn.  Use a mosturizing shave cream and baby oil afterwards, before drying off!!  This wll help keep the water in your skin, then after the oil has soaked in use a lotion that has aloe and vitamin e
250793
The sharper/newer the better. Using cold water to rinse the blade instead of warm/hot can reduce irritation and using shaving cream always is desirable. At the end of the day, however, there is absolutely no real difference between shaver brand A and shaver brand B.
973055
Use aftershave every time you shave. Endure the burning and you won't have trouble later.
473402
I usually do within 2-3 shaves, or if the blade gets dull and doesnt shave very well, but thats just for my face, for more, delicate, areas... well... i dunno, i only shave my face.
408986
Use a lot of moisterizers, there is this shaving jell out there for bikini line shaving, and it works wonders for everything.
412758
You always shave against the grain.  Use a good lather of soap, shaving cream, or better yet an oil based lotion.  You can shave the pubic area, but be ready for the itches as it grows back - a lot of people shave only the area that does not get covered by panties.  Under arm shaving is from the top down and should be done prior to the legs.  Otherwise, I cannot conceive of an area that needs shaving!
508975
Wax it;) or I'm guessing just don't shave too many times in that area or direction.  Make sure it is moisturized with shaving cream before you shave.
869139
Shave carefully\n\nShaving is a common and inexpensive way to remove unwanted hair. But shaving can cause skin irritations, especially if your skin is thin, dry or very sensitive. For a smooth shave:\n\nPress a warm wash cloth on your skin before shaving to soften the hair. Or shave after a warm bath or shower. \nDon't shave dry skin, which can cause razor burn. Apply shaving cream, lotion or gel before shaving to protect and lubricate your skin. \nUse a clean, sharp razor. If using an electric razor, don't use the closest setting, which can irritate the skin. \nShave in the direction of hair growth, not against it. \nRinse your skin afterwards with warm water. \nIf irritation does occur, apply a lotion that doesn't contain ethyl or isopropyl alcohol. Though alcohol and alcohol-based products may feel cooling, they don't really soothe irritated skin because the alcohol evaporates rapidly from the skin.
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Your skin may be sensitive in that area.\n\nYou don't say if you are using an electric razor or a razor with shaving cream.\n\nIf it's the former, use Electric Shave lotion before you shave that sets up the beard.\n\nIf its the later, buy some "Edge" shaving GEL shaving cream.\n\nIt goes on as a gel first, then turns into a cream.  The gel acts as a barrier between the razor and your skin.\n\nMake sure you properly prepare your beard by using hot water (a hot wet towel works great) first before putting on the shaving cream.\n\nTry not to save too close either. (Don't press down hard)
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Take a steamy shower to open your pores. Wash you face with sugar mixed with liquid face wash. The sugar will exfoliate the skin and remove the dead skin layer. When you are done then wipe your face with alcohol as a toner to close the pores.
892297
Shave em. Use deodourant.
451855
Why don't you try Pulsed Light (this is not a laser) Yeh! it seems expensive but look at how much money you would save in the long run with shaving products etc. not to mention the discomfort of your problem. Either that or grow a beard.
1043519
Use a good facial scrub, then rinse with very cold water, then use a toner.  Hot water opens the pores, cold closes them.
1013513
I think the answer you're hoping for is "massive expansion that fills up the car". This is not going to happen because the foaming is caused by the sudden expansion of the minute bubbles in the shaving cream as it leaves the nozzle of the can. \n\nSince the shaving cream is going to warm up from the outside and there's nothing containing it, it's just going to sog down as the gas escapes slowly from the melting glob of cream.