Relather and use the second reduction pass to shave outward from under the nose to just beyond the corners of the mouth, orienting the blade vertically. Afterwards give your face a quick splash with hot water to keep it moist. Curling your upper lip slightly may help.
Don’t worry about getting every last bit–just get off the worst of it. For the first pass, shave under the nose straight down. Let’s assume you’re going to do a multi-pass shave. You want to reduce the amount to stubble in “stages” or “passes” to get the closest shave with the least irritation
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Using a shaving brush will help hydrate the skin and and stubble and clear away the tiny bits of debris from around the hair.Īfter you’ve applied your lather leave shaving the mustache area for last so the lather can fully lubricate and hydrate the skin.Īs for the actual shave the principle of reduction is important, particularly to the areas that give you the most trouble. Take your time lathering the area, ideally using a good shaving product and a shaving brush to gently massage the lather in. That will coax the hair shaft out of its follicle a bit and also make it softer. To me good preparation means lots and lots of warm water. Remember that it can take up to three minutes to thoroughly prepare an area for shaving so take the time up front to avoid failure later. Good preparation should be a “given” even before you start shaving. Here are a few thoughts to keep in mind if you’re having trouble shaving under your nose. The mustache area, particularly under the nose, can be a difficult area to shave for some people, easy to either over-shave or miss bits just below the nose.
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