Using too much foam can clog the razor, while using too little might not provide sufficient lubrication, leading to potential skin irritation.
• Applying best shaving foam on dry skin does not allow it to hydrate the hair effectively. Always wet the skin with warm water first to open up pores and soften facial hair.
• Replacing it with soap or body wash may produce a foam, but these will not provide the same slickness and may cause razor burn and nicks.
• Permitting the foam to settle for a couple of minutes enables the hair to soften effectively, producing a smoother shave with no pulling.
• Shaving cream cans should be kept in cool and dry areas. Holding them in hot conditions or exposing them to direct sunlight can affect the propellant, hindering the foam from being correctly discharged.