While shaving leaves your skin smooth and hair-free, it also exfoliates the top layer of dead skin. This may initially enhance the skin smoothing effect, however, most drugstore shaving foams strip the skin's protective barrier, drying and dehydrating the skin.
Skin may become irritated, tight and red, or get razor bumps, nicks, or ingrown hairs. The ensuing inflammation can accelerate ageing.
To avoid these concerns, Pevonia has formulated the best natural men's shaving cream, a dope kit essential amongst skin care products for men. Our formula contains Safflower Oil, natural Glycerin, and Vitamin E, lubricating natural skin care oils that allow the razor to glide easily over the skin for a smooth, easy shave. With calming Chamomile and Lavender, this water-soluble, non-foaming formula protects skin from irritation, making it one of the best natural shaving creams on the market.
Tips to enhance your Pevonia skin care routine:
Start your shaving routine with the Aqua-Gel Foaming Cleanser, a sulphate-free natural foaming cleanser to remove impurities and soften the hair. To get an extra close shave, use the Pevonia Gentle Exfoliating Cleanser to lift the hair.
Using warm water and this shaving emulsion, glide a sharp, clean razor easily over the skin for a close, smooth shave. For coarse beards, leave product on the skin for about a minute or use a hot towel for extra softening.
Whereas normal skin types can get by with five to seven uses per razor blade, if you are prone to razor burn, ingrown hairs, nicks, or breakouts discard the blade after two uses.
Hang up your razor between uses to prevent bacteria and rust from taking up residence.
Shave in the direction of hair growth; make no more than two passes and rinse your blade well with hot water after each pass. When finished, wipe the blade with alcohol.
Apply a natural aftershave to calm and repair the skin's natural barrier and help prevent razor burn and ingrown hairs.
Clinically proven products with safety and efficacy testing performed by the Department of Drug Sciences, University of Pavia, Italy.
