Exfoliating and Shaving: Achieve Smooth, Healthy Skin

Shaving can sometimes lead to skin problems.

Exfoliating, or removing dead skin cells, is like giving your skin a fresh start.

It's best to exfoliate *before* shaving to get a closer shave and prevent bumps.

Think of it as prepping the field before mowing the lawn.

However, don't exfoliate *right after* shaving; your skin is sensitive then.

Wait a day or two.

Use moisturizing shaving cream and a sharp razor.

Afterward, apply soothing lotion to keep your skin happy and smooth.