While these razors can be more expensive, they often have built in moisturizers or lubricants, such as vitamin E, that are great if you have sensitive skin. [2] X Research source
Disposable razors also tend to be a cheaper option.
Razors come with as many as six blades! You should experiment and see what number of blades feel best on your skin.
Don’t want to purchase shaving cream? Hair conditioner is a great alternative that’s also much cheaper. [5] X Research source If you have sensitive skin, avoid shaving creams that contain alcohol. The alcohol will dry out your skin. [6] X Research source
If you’re looking to really get a close shave, apply shaving cream with a shaving brush, which will help raise the hair up, so it’s better exposed during shaving. [9] X Research source
Shaving against the grain, or shaving up the leg, is okay once your leg hair is shorter. If you have sensitive skin, always shave with the grain, or down the leg. [10] X Research source
Old blades are also more likely to trap bacteria and cause infections. [15] X Research source
