Groome Eyebrow and Facial Razor (Pack of 2pcs)

Key Information Stainless steel blades with micro guards Precision hair removal Glides effortlessly Instant and hassle-free Lightweight and non-slip grip Easy to use Directions Follow the 5-Step Step 1: Cleanse Wash your face with a gentle Cleanser/Face wash accordingly to your skin type. Step 2: Sterile Wash or sterilize the razor Step 3: Usage You can use a shaving gel or facial oil on your face before shaving. Hold the skin stretched to get a smooth base. Hold the razor at a 45-degree angle and gently shave downwards with short, light strokes. Step 4: Moisturize After washing your face with cool water, apply moisturizer. Step 5: Sun Care Apply Sunscreen to protect your skin from UV rays during the day. Who can use Groome Eyebrow and Facial Razor? Those above the age of 15 can use this. Beginners of advanced skincare users can use this. Caution: For external use only. Keep out of the reach of children. FAQ Does shaving make the hair grow back thicker? Ans. No, this is an absolute myth. Shaving does not affect hair growth as it cuts the hair half instead of removing it from the root. It could feel a little coarse and hard initially, but once the hair grows back completely, it will go back to feeling normal. What are the benefits of shaving the face? Ans. Firstly, shaving is a painless form of hair removal. Shaving the face removes hair, debris, excess oil, and dead skin cells, which can brighten the look of skin. This helps makeup go on smoothly and last longer. Are there any side effects of shaving the face? Ans. While face shaving is completely safe for most people, it can cause a bit of irritation and redness in certain cases. This irritation could occur because you are using a blunt razor, applying too much pressure, or have sensitive skin or active acne. How often should women shave their faces? Ans. For maximum benefits, shave the face once a week. It not only allows your hair enough time to grow back and facilitate a smoother shave but also helps calm angry, irritated, and sensitive skin in between shaving.