
10 Aug How To Groom Your Chest Hair by Shaving or Trimming
If the idea of waxing is a major turnoff, there’s always the option of shaving and trimming your chest hair. Here’s how to make it happen:
- Before shaving, trim your chest hair to the smallest possible length.
- Apply a clear shaving oil, so you can see what you’re doing. Allow the product to sit on your skin for a few minutes so the follicles can fully absorb it.
- Always shave after after a warm shower, as this softens the hair.
- When shaving, start slowly and go with the grain. Once you’ve shaved, rinse off with lukewarm water and then cold water to close your pores. Gently pat yourself dry with a clean towel.
- To trim your chest hair, use clippers and start with the longest setting.
- Work your way down to the desired length, only trimming with the grain. If you don’t experience any discomfort, you may go against the grain.
- After you’ve trimmed or shaved your chest hair, avoid any strenuous activity, sunlight, or sweat for at least 24 hours.
PRZ TIP:
When it comes to trimming your chest hair, decide the areas you want to trim. I advise trimming your armpit hair because it’s not that attractive. Trim it versus shaving, as shaving can make you sweaty and your hair will grow back faster and thicker