Write an article based on this "Shave along the grain of the hair. Wash the area. Apply more oil to moisturize. Dip your razor in the oil."
Shave with the direction of hair growth, as you normally would. One perk of olive oil compared to shaving cream is that it allows you to see the area you are shaving clearly. Use a damp cloth to keep the area moist. You can use any type of razor. You should discard disposable razors after one use, and clean electric razors after each use to prevent bacterial growth. If you want a cleaner shave, apply more oil and shave against the grain of the hair. Wash the area again with soap, either in the shower or at the sink. This will remove dirt and excess oil. If you don't want to smell like olive oil, be sure not to skip this step! Washing the area thoroughly is important for removing the scent of the olive oil. Instead of using a store-bought lotion to moisturize post-shave, try massaging a teaspoon of olive oil into your skin. It's cheap, and you already have it on hand! Try to apply the oil while your skin is still damp--it'll absorb better. Olive oil is a lubricant, and can prevent your blade from rusting. Coating the blade with olive oil after shaving will help it last longer. You can leave your blade in the oil until the next use, or store it in its usual spot. If you store your razor in a drawer or on your counter, you may want to place a towel under the blade to prevent the oil from spreading.