SHAVING ESSENTIALS: SHAVE AIDS

Shave Butter, Shave Cream, and Shave Gel are all products that are meant to be used while shaving. However, each product was formulated differently to provide different benefits.

Shave Butter is a translucent shaving cream alternative that is designed for the shaver who longs for an easier glide.

Our Shave Cream helps protect the skin from irritation, leaving it feeling noticeably soft and hydrated.

Our Shave Gel is perfect for dry skinned shavers and provides a foamy protective layer that is designed for supreme moisture and glide.

We recommend starting your routine with our Prep Scrub, which is an exfoliant formulated to lift hair straight up while exfoliating dead skin cells. It'll help you get a closer shave.

Depending on your needs, we recommend using Shave Butter, Shave Cream, or Shave Gel for the ultimate shave experience. Head to their pages to read more about what they do to help you get a comfortable shave.

We recommend finishing your shaving routine with one of our Post Shaves.

More dry? Try Post Shave Cream. It'll provide lasting hydration to replenish your skin without a greasy feeling.

If you're more oily, Post Shave Dew is for you. It's a quick vanishing serum formulated with aloe extract, oat extract, and prickly pear, is also a great option for helping soothe and hydrate skin after shaving.

According to the wisdom of esthetician and skin care guru, Gregory Dylan, incorporating shaving cream into your routine is essential for achieving both a superior shave experience and healthier skin, especially if you're prone to sensitive skin.

In general, shave aids help you afford a smoother, more effective shave and smooth skin.

Depending on how much you shave, you may need more or less product than the next person. Individual differences, such as whether you have dry or oily skin, can also factor into the type of product you should use.

Shaving can be very irritating to the skin. If you have sensitive skin or acne, you may resist shaving if it makes your skin issues flare up.

To combat common side effects, shave aids prepare the skin for a close shave and prevent further issues such as chafing, dryness, and post-shave irritation.

While we can't give you specific medical advice, we find that shaving becomes infinitely easier with the help of a product made specially for your needs.

For example, for someone with acne, shaving cream can help the razor lightly glide over a breakout area that's otherwise impossible to avoid. Similarly, people with dry skin may find shaving without a specialized product uncomfortable, making skin feel even more parched than usual.

If you're wondering what to buy when shaving with acne or a skin condition for the first time, talk to your dermatologist or medical provider to determine what's right for your unique skin.