Hair identifier spray is not a want but a NEED 🤭 This is the true secret to glass skin!

Hair identifier spray is not a want but a NEED 🤭 This is the true secret to glass skin!

[@LMiddie]

This is ridiculous, it’s not a need. I can see how it could be useful for some people who might have fine light hair that they just want to remove because it’s affecting how smooth their makeup is, but it’s not going to reduce acne. How would adding a spray powder reduce acne? What might reduce acne from shaving is using clean, sharp tools, washing before and after, and shaving with a light hand so that you don’t cut yourself. Always clean your tools before and after. I like using 70% isopropyl wipes, as that’s the most effective concentration for sanitising (higher evaporates too fast, lower evaporates too slow) and replacing them any time they either start feeling dull, start catching on my hair, or if it’s been a while. Never needed a spray to find out what direction my hair is growing in. Pretty much the whole face, just shave downwards. Be careful, don’t do it too often, and spend your money on regularly replacing your razor. This wouldn’t even be useful for maintenance shaving if you aren’t letting your hair grow out fully every time, so why not just use some loose powder and a fluffy brush to visualise if you need the help?

[@user-zw4wp4oz1k]

True but what she's saying is, when you shave your face on the wrong direction, it might cause acne She's not saying it STOPS acne, she's saying, shaving in the wrong direction could CAUSE acne, So the product helps to identify the hairs so you can shave in the right direction I completely understand where u are coming from btw

[@acelost6725]

Use unscented baby powder or cornstarch, because that's what this is

[@jolyane2468-winter]

i mean it can be useful but truly it is not needed