Kiss My Face Shaving Cream

Ladies and gentlemen (and perhaps too much), I have some good news about shaving. You've probably experienced the worries and problems of this chore and are familiar with its inherent potential to be very boring.

You may be frustrated with razor burn and dry skin after struggling with your daily shaving routine. You can bet I tried all sorts of different razors, shaving cream and even some after-shave to see what I could do about this problem.

Want to find out what I found, after considerable experimentation and trying different things? You probably own a handy little feature that is common domestic rate and can be found in your kitchen. It is the olive oil. You guessed it, olive oil!

The benefits of using olive oil for shaving are huge. It is a natural lubricant that the right type of razor glide right on your face gives the skin soft and smooth and always do the job of cutting the growth of your face. And the best part is that your skin will actually start to look young after using olive oil for shaving the longer term.

Therefore, do not forget to apply olive oil to your forehead when you shave too. The reason is that the rest of your face will be younger and you want your head to follow. In retrospect, I remember reading about a famous Hollywood actress who has indicated that olive oil was her secret to having beautiful skin.

You can bet that others use olive oil for shaving too. I did a search right before deciding to share this information with you and of course there are people out there that other shaving with olive oil.

A good thing is that you do not use olive oil. You can buy the expensive olive oil grade that does not taste very good in your local supermarket to shave with. One bottle will last very long. You can kiss your shaving cream goodbye. You can also give aftershave if you wish. Your skin should feel good without it.

Now, talking about this shaver yours. Here's what I discovered razors and am willing to share with you. Even if I use the properties of the lubricant great olive oil to shave with, I always found a number of questions the use of the correct type of shaver can help.

If your experience is similar to mine, you may have found it difficult to shave in the grooves of your neck and face, particularly under the jaw bone with typical razors. Even with the olive oil you can still easily cut your face if you lose control. You might find that Gillette Mach 3 and olive oil are the perfect combination.

The Mach 3 has a nice swivel head with a large lubricating strip. This allows the flexibility to really get into the nooks and crannies when used in combination with olive oil. You will be able to get there with much less fear of cutting yourself. It is not impossible, but the Mach 3 does make it much more difficult to cut the skin of your face.

You can use another brand of razor with a lubricating strip. So far, in my opinion, none has approached the Mach 3 for safety and comfort. I sometimes use a stiffer blade to the vertical lines, because it can be really effective. But when it comes time to delve into the nooks and crannies, I like going out the Mach 3.

No, I do not work for Gillette and I am in no way associated with them. The reason I use a stiffer blade for the vertical lines because its effective and also less expensive. The Mach 3 blades are a bit on the expensive side, so you can put a little while reserving them for the nooks and crannies. With the use of olive oil, you may be able to obtain a longer period of use of the blade before needing to get rid of.

For the ladies, I suggest using a sparing amount of olive oil. The reason is that you'll be on a much larger area and too much olive oil can get a bed.