To remove stray hairs which are not removed after one or two passes with the razor, use a pop-up trimmer. Never share your razor or shaver with anyone else to avoid skin infections. Running the fingertips over the shaved area is a very effective method of ensuring a close thorough save. The sense of touch will alert you to stubble and missed patches it may be difficult to see in the mirror. For Blade Always wet the hair first for at least 3 minutes.
Hair absorbs water which makes it stand up making it easier to shave.
Wet hair also reduces wear on the blade. Shaving after taking a shower is an ideal time. For a close shave with minimal irritation, try and use an angle of approximately 30 degrees between the blade and the skin. To lessen the risk of razor burn and extend the life of the blade, allow shaving cream to sit on the skin for 4 minutes before shaving. Thick shaving cream or foam offers the best protection against irritation and cuts.