Why shaved skin needs its own care
Every shave also removes a little of the outermost skin layer. The problem starts when the dead skin replacing it is never cleared, so hair struggles to reach the surface and curls back inside.

Skin that is shaved regularly behaves differently. Dead skin and blocked pores build up — and ingrown hairs and redness usually follow from that.
Every shave also removes a little of the outermost skin layer. The problem starts when the dead skin replacing it is never cleared, so hair struggles to reach the surface and curls back inside.
Peeling clears surface build-up and makes the next shave more comfortable. It is not a medical treatment; a persistent or inflamed skin condition belongs to a doctor.
No. It is care for healthy skin. A dermatological condition should be seen by a doctor.
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