When we’re young and first learning to shave our legs, it can take a little practice to perfect your technique, and you may get a few nicks in the process, as well as the dreaded razor burn. Here are the top things you’re doing wrong when shaving your legs — avoid them and get smoother skin than ever.
1. Exfoliating too soon before shaving
Shaving is actually a form of exfoliation, so if you rub your skin too raw and remove all those dead skin cells, it means too much irritation. After scrubbing, the pores on your legs are left more open, which will cause more cuts. Instead, do it at least 48 hours beforehand.
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2. Long strokes are key
Short, uneven strokes will get you cut up in no time. Make sure your razor isn’t clogged with hair or shaving cream. Instead, focus on small sections and do long, slow strokes to avoid needing to patch up your leg with toilet paper.
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