Wilkinson Sword

With a precision cap for expert shaping, a high-quality blade and micro guards to protect your skin, it’s simple to use for a touch up wherever you are. Below you’ll find tips on how to use our eyebrow shaper for your chosen style, but here are some pointers if you’re looking to try out skinny brows in 2021… Work sparingly. Our Intuition Perfect Finish Eyebrow Shaper has a high quality blade with micro guards to protect your skin and a specially designed curved handle, it makes eyebrow maintenance as straightforward and seamless as possible. Pull the skin tight and gently glide the eyebrow shaper downward, in the same direction as the hair growth in order to prevent nicks and cuts on the skin.

Given that extra care and undivided concentration are needed in order to avoid injuring yourself, it’s an understandable reaction – but just taking it slowly and understanding the best way to use your razor will start your cut throat shaving journey on the right foot. You’ll soon come to realise that cut throat razors aren’t just the preserve of scary Victorian barbers à la Johnny Depp in Sweeney Todd, but a modern, stylish and highly effective way of unbeatably precise grooming, leaving a post-shave smoothness quite unlike anything you’ve known previously. Like any other form of shaving, the best way to avoid nicks, cuts and irritation to the skin is to take your time and focus on what you’re doing. Keeping the skin tight throughout the shave helps to avoid nicks and cuts, so use your free hand to pull the skin as flat as you can.

There’s nothing particularly special about beard dandruff in the sense that it’s exactly the same as the dandruff that might appear on top of your head. One reason that dandruff can appear in your beard and not on your head is that facial hair draws a lot of moisture out from the skin, which then evaporates and leaves the skin prone to drying out and flaking. This causes the skin to become red and itchy Skin cells respond by increasing their rate of turnover, leaving the dead ones to form white clumps which become dandruff flakes Don’t just apply the same grooming routine to your beard every day without paying attention – or it might take a spot of dandruff to make you start thinking about your skin’s needs.

So, from the shaving experts at Wilkinson Sword, here’s everything you need to know about ingrown hairs Whether it’s your face, neck, legs, armpits, chest, back or pubic hair, ingrown hairs affect both men and women. Having said that, it’s not as if there’s a magical anti-ingrown-hair method that works for everyone. Not only is everyone’s skin different, but men’s and women’s body hair respond differently to shaving, and there’s a right and a wrong way to shave most parts of your body.