shaving the tricky areas

[bob.e]

I tried something different tonight on my shave routine and maybe it might help some of you on your under jaw line and neck areas, while showering I lathered my beard area with caress bar soap (A moisturizing soap found in most stores) and rinsed it off just before shaving. I lathered as usual but here is what I did different, usually I start on my face and cheek area after each lathering, this time I started in my problem areas while my skin was at it's wettest and the lather at it's freshest and worked up to my face. It enabled me to more comfortably shave those areas more aggressively and get better whisker removal, and still be BBS on my face.

 

[luvmysuper]

I tried something different tonight on my shave routine and maybe it might help some of you on your under jaw line and neck areas, while showering I lathered my beard area with caress bar soap (A moisturizing soap found in most stores) and rinsed it off just before shaving. I lathered as usual but here is what I did different, usually I start on my face and cheek area after each lathering, this time I started in my problem areas while my skin was at it's wettest and the lather at it's freshest and worked up to my face. It enabled me to more comfortably shave those areas more aggressively and get better whisker removal, and still be BBS on my face.

Good tip. I have heard of other folks doing this as well. For those who have trouble in those areas, this might be a useful thing. Thanks for the post.

 

[Luc]

+1 good stuff!

 

[mdunn]

I always shaved the tricky bits last, thinking it would continue to 'prep' as the warm, wet lather was on it - ill try this

 

[Hughies_online]

I always shaved the tricky bits last, thinking it would continue to 'prep' as the warm, wet lather was on it - ill try this

Me too! But you're explanation makes it worth a try. Everyday I learn something new!