SINCE replacing disposable razors with another brand, it’s been nothing but smooth sailing—and smoother legs—for one woman.
She also shared another affordable shaving staple that saved her skin.
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ONE LEG UP
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“I finally started getting smoother legs with this routine,” she said.
She starts by using a sugar scrub.
Then comes shaving – and she’s a big fan of one brand of razors.
“Be sure to replace the razor head regularly,” she said.
“I don’t know how much the brand matters, but I always bought cheap disposable razors,” she continued.
“I bought my Flamingo because I wanted to reduce plastic waste, but the shave is so good I would never go back.”
O Flamingo razor it retails for $8 and is described as offering an extra close and comfortable shave.
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It has sharp blades and a 360-degree comfort system to protect the skin from unwanted irritation.
It is also designed with a flexible hinge and ergonomic handle.
FINISHED OIL
She then makes sure to follow up with Tree Hut shaving oil.
“Oh my god, I love this oil so much,” she said.
Tree Hut Bare Moroccan Rose Moisturizing Shaving Oil it retails for $10 on Amazon and is described as offering plenty of hydration for a smooth glide.
It also helps prevent nicks and cuts, making it ideal for those who suffer from ingrown hairs and razor bumps.
Moroccan argan oil improves skin elasticity and balance.
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She added that she always applies body butter afterwards, before sharing other words of shaving wisdom.
“Lotion again before bed,” she said.
One Redditor had a question of his own.
“Does shaving oil make the bathtub slippery?” she asked.
“No, rinse beautifully!” she answered.
MORE TIPS
Others also offered their own tips.
“After shaving I use an exfoliating mitt and then a good lotion,” wrote one user.
“I started using shaving oil before as a substitute for shaving cream. I love it!” another chimed in.
“Aveeno Skin Relief Body Oil Spray. It also literally smells like heaven!” a fellow Redditor commented.
“Jojoba oil before drying,” said one user.
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