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My Own Thoughts and Observations
This is an old argument that won’t go away. I’ve tried both ways more times than I can remember. I have strong feelings about this, so be aware of that. Let’s talk about the pros and cons of each, why I chose one over the other, and how you can get the most out of your shaving process.
In my teens, I didn’t give shaving much thought. I would just get my razor, wet my face, and start shaving. I was always in a hurry, so I would shave before getting in the shower.
One day, just for fun, I decided to switch things up and shave after taking a shower. In all honesty, it changed everything.
Whether you shave before or after, here are some tips to make the process better:
Even though everyone’s hair and skin are different, I’ve always had better results when I shave after I shower. It’s smoother, doesn’t itch as much, and feels better all around. If you haven’t tried it yet, you should definitely do so, especially if you struggle with razor burn or ingrown hairs. The most important lesson? Experiment and see what works best for you. Your grooming routine should make you feel good about yourself at the end of the day.
Have you tried both ways? Which one do you prefer and why? Leave your thoughts below; I’d love to hear your shaving tips and stories.
