It is important to soak your skin with warm water for at least 3-5 minutes before you start, making sure to use a nourishing shaving lubricant, such as the Estrid Watermelon Jelly, to reduce friction on the skin. In the list of shaving don'ts, dry shaving takes the top spot. That’s often the big difference between disposable razors and a premium one.” A good razor will also have a moisturising strip to help nourish your skin as you go. This will help you achieve the closest and smoothest results. “In terms of a great razor, you should be looking for five blades. “We recommend switching your blade after 5-7 uses to help achieve a super ‘clean’ shave,” says Caroline Hansson, head of product development at Estrid. In the same way that dirty makeup brushes can cause pimples on our faces, a rusty, blunt razor can affect the hygiene and efficacy of your shave.
£22 at Cult Beauty £22 at .uk £22 at Beauty Bayĭr Khorana recommends doing this type of exfoliation a day or two before shaving, and definitely not directly after as this can unnecessarily irritate the skin. Ingredients like alpha hydroxy acid (AHA), beta-hydroxy acid (BHA) and PHAs work to exfoliate the skin by encouraging cellular turnover and can come in varying percentages suitable for different skin types.” “Instead, I would recommend opting for a gentler chemical exfoliator. “Shaving can cause micro-cuts in the skin so physical exfoliators can be too abrasive to use in conjunction with shaving,” says dermatologist Dr Sonia Khorana. Ridding your skin of dirt and dead skin cells is a great way to keep congestion from building up beneath the surface, so the right kind of exfoliating just before you shave is crucial. So what's the best way to get the cleanest, healthiest shave every time? Over-shaving or shaving incorrectly, however, can have uncomfortable, bumpy consequences. In fact, 93% of adults in the UK admitted to shaving more frequently in summer, according to a study by razor subscription service Estrid. Not only can summer signpost a switch from heavy creams to lightweight gels in our facial skincare the need for fewer clothes can also get us thinking about our body care routines, particularly hair removal and shaving. But for the first two weeks I did apply morning and night and I think that really helped to calm the spots down.The season of heatwaves and holidays is officially here - hurrah! And for many of us this influx of warmth and glorious sunshine marks changes in our beauty routines. I do prefer to apply it at night only if I\u2019m putting on a lot of makeup as I have found if putting on heavy makeup it sometimes goes a bit odd in patches. I\u2019m not sure if this is a result of the cleanser with the gel or mostly because of the gel, but I\u2019m going to repurchase both! It leaves my skin feeling lovely in the morning. If I do get any they calm down and usually disappear by the next time. After 3 weeks I hardly have any spots around my jaw\/neckline. It\u2019s definitely helping to add to the amazing results from the gel. After a week or so of using the gel, I went away for a weekend and took the cleanser. I initially only used the flawless neutralising gel (which gave me almost overnight results and stops hormonal acne spots before they become those horrible ones that take weeks to disappear).
"I suffer from hormonal acne on and under my jawline with some on my chin too. This really was my last shot before going to the doctors and getting a prescription. I had my lips blushed (tattoo) shortly after the \u2018before\u2019 which is why it looks like I have a lot of makeup on! I\u2019m recommending the gel to all my friends who have hormonal acne. Normally by now I\u2019d be in the middle of a big flare up but I can go out without any foundation on now! I do have a little tint on my face in the after pictures but nothing heavy. But for the first two weeks I did apply morning and night and I think that really helped to calm the spots down.
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