These SHAVING MISTAKES Are Damaging Your Skin | Avoid Razor Burn, Ingrown Hair, Irritation

Shaving mistakes that are damaging your skin, how to avoid razor burn, ingrown hair, irritation, Shaving dos and don'ts, What you need to know for a comfortable close shave, how to avoid irritation while shaving, how to avoid razor burn, how to avoid ingrown hair, best products for shaving, best ways to shave, shaving with the grain, shaving against the grain #shaving
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[@redbonescorpio79]

I recommend using a men’s razor also. They give you a closer shave and the blades are stronger so they handle coarse hair with no problems.

[@migoreng7789]

and are cheaper 🤭

[@DelilahDarling17]

Yep. As someone who gets thick hair on her chest, sides of her face, on her neck, under her chin, and just about everywhere―similar to a guy or just a gorilla―can confirm that men razors do wonders for me. I never buy razors meant for women anymore.

[@redbonescorpio79]

@@DelilahDarling17 Sis, not a gorilla!

[@DelilahDarling17]

@@redbonescorpio79 Yes, a gorilla! 😭😂

[@rayannawilliams4154]

@@DelilahDarling17 omg this is me. I have hirsutism due to PCOS and male razors work best but I have bumps left on my chest from ingrowns and now idk what to do abt it.

[@Reckless_Witch]

My skin was sooo sensitive that I ended up switching to a men's electric razor, ive never knicked myself with it and I can use it wet as well, my skin has improved so much and I haven't had an ingrown since I switch, its my favorite purchase

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

Thanks for sharing your experience!!

[@farahiccol3424]

what brand of razor?

[@chronewhite4197]

I did that too. But the electric razor I bought caused even more cuts and bleeding, so you have to choose carefully

[@Reckless_Witch]

@@chronewhite4197 Yeah, I would say to look into the reviews. My electric was expensive and it's specifically a men's body trimmer. I was really worried about things getting snagged or cut. Everyone's skin is different too, so what works for me may not work for everyone. Just be careful.

[@yildelrosario7254]

@@Reckless_Witch I have the same one 🌼 and agree totally- is really gentle on the skin due to the covers of the head you can even decide to trim partially the hair without removing it completely- it's a good option for sensitive skin (though think is a trim, so I will grow back quick- but the process is less invasive)

[@trenae77]

I typically shave while my conditioner is setting in my hair. This helps with giving the skin time to absorb water through shampoo stage and such, and gives time for the conditioner to do its work. I haven’t had much luck with shaving creams (sensitive skin) but I’ve discovered a good natural soap that lathers nicely and has actually worked well with shaving too. For the lotion I tend to have good luck with Neutrogena Hyralunic (sp?) body balm.

[@sylvia470]

Please... Just use the conditioner on your legs.

[@69cheesyfries]

lmao i thought everyone did that

[@Franrosant]

Hola, la pasta que tiene la máquina de afeitar es acondicionador. Por tanto, el acondicionador sirve para afeitarse, saludos.

[@jessicagomez1760]

Honestly, I'm fine with not having baby smooth shaved skin. I shave once a month, just to keep everything under control. Trimming is more than enough too.

[@amozinshade484]

I don't either unless for when it's needed to shave fully, I feel keeping trimmed leg hair can be much better for keratosis Polaris too

[@dusicakospic1659]

But what about summer?

[@erinocelotl3578]

I would, but my hairs are dark and I have fair skin so in the summer I really have to once a day or once every couple of days

[@Kingofthenet2]

@@amozinshade484I agree

[@MZG1992]

You are very beautiful

[@amberriera496]

I shave against the grain because it gives the closest shave with the least number of passes, so I find it to overall be less irritating and less likely for me to get razor burn/cut myself (plus using a really moisturizing shave cream like Cremo, and the only razor I've found that gives a really close shave is the Suave Hydro Silk (it's even better than the men's razors I've tried!)). Personally I shave then immediately exfoliate with a sugar scrub and don't feel any irritation (doing in the reverse order burns so much)! It really helps reduce ingrown hairs for me. Also moisturizing every day until my next shave helps keeps the hair a tad less "rough/prickly" feeling to help minimize irritation.

[@eurusholms]

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[@denden8372]

I do this as well with an electric razor! No matter what I do shaving along the grain doesn't do anything and I end up having to rub really hard to get even some of the hair to shorten, even then the hair is still clearly visible.

[@Amozon28]

i switched to a safety razor last year and its been A GAME CHANGER, the amount of irritation, ingrown hairs drastically decreased. also using a body scrub really helped with ingrown hairs too

[@SkylarMixtape]

Same dude! ❤️

[@ivannnyy]

Dudee, I got some ones while at the hospital. They are amazing. But my only issue was with my armpits but I've learnt to take my time and not go over it multiple times

[@nmcreations1705]

Hi can you give link for safety razor

[@Naomi-wm3uf]

Even for your genitals? Which one? because I definitely can't shave down there with mine

[@ivannnyy]

@@Naomi-wm3uf the same ones shown in the video. And yes I use them and they work amazing. No fear of cutting myself by accident, you just need a bit of practice. The first time is a bit weird but you'll get used to it. I recommend exfoliating before shave and after and then moisturizer after. Use a mirror the first time if it's your first time

[@Serenityblu23]

Thanks for the advice my mom refused to teach her daughters to shave anything but our arm pit and even then she let us figure it. She thinks shaving makes the hair grow in thicker so we where never allowed to shave our legs. As adult I just just go any direction to get the hair off

[@helives2209]

Hi. It's so confusing with all doing different ways! I didn't have to do this. Like you say, my mother also never taught us. Now that I have children and a big challenge, having too much leg hair. Which way to choose?? For wintertime is good with leggings but comes summertime!!

[@praptibasnet2018]

First try to cut your hairs with scissors and shave :)

[@praptibasnet2018]

Dont forget to exfoliate before shaving

[@Kingofthenet2]

My mom also believed this so I was scared to shave my body until recently 😂

[@frostydavidine]

my mom was also like this

[@inai7282]

Thank you for your advice. It became clear to me that I've always been shaving wrong. Now, my skin and feeling after shaving will hopefully improve.

[@Hiru2000]

Thankyou soo much Dr. Simi. I really loved how detailed the video was but everything was covered within a very short time. I watched it from the start to the end; didn’t want to miss a word you said. Now I know the proper techniques and what to use. ❤❤❤❤❤ Please create more videos in tiny time frames like this one. Amazing work doctor!!!

[@Smartiebob317]

Thank you, Dr. Simi Adedeji for all your very informative and educational videos. Something America has needed for years. 🙏🏻

[@deedeejk4333]

Please continue with these videos!!! They’re so educational, thank you

[@aissatajalloh5293]

Great to see you back on Dr . I'm always so happy to listen to your advice. Stay bless.

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

Thank you. It’s great to be back!😊

[@lisaclopein5942]

COCONUT OIL!! i used to always get some kind of irritation after shaving until i started using coconut oil after getting out of the shower. idk what it does but i use it straight up after drying off, and then i go in after giving it a minute or 2 to soak in with my usual body moisturizer. i noticed a huge difference and i almost never get any kind of irritation after i shave if i use coconut oil (for extra hydration i mix in a vitamin E oil blend with my body lotion. this is great even when i don't shave) EDIT! I now only use vitamin e oil. its from trader joes and its amazing. I use it everyday in my skincare and all over my body when I shave. love it. highly recommend

[@Anna-yl2lp]

Girl I read your comment a few weaks ago and decided to try it last week and I'm so happy I did 😭. I never used coconut oil cause I thought it was comedogenic but it's the only "skincare" oil I have at home so I gave it a shot and I didn't scratch my legs till death this time. It got itchy after a couple of days in some spots cause hair was growing, but I just didn't scratch it and applied a bit more moisture cause the skin on my legs is dry af and I didn't get any red bumps or rash! I have a separate problem with ingrowns, but my legs used to be covered in red irritated spots, it was so embarrassing. I think I was also over exfoliating. Apparently I had to exfoliate less and add oils to my skin instead of over cleaning it.

[@amandah2866]

Ooh, I'm totally using this idea next time I shave.

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

I also have a video on *LASER HAIR REMOVAL* (if you are interested) > kzbin.info/www/bejne/navNdqace8llr9k *Which products are you using that help your shaving routine??* How is it possible that shaving seems so easy but then so many of us experience shaving related skin issues. Of course there are several alternatives for hair removal but shaving is still up there with one of the most popular methods of hair removal especially if you are short of time and on the go.😉 Feel free to share what works for you.

[@acqueensunshine9329]

I noticed that other shaving sticks gives a rash except one particular one, so I use that one or no other

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

@@acqueensunshine9329 Thank you for sharing your experience. 😊

[@blachartradio763]

What is the difference between epidermis and stratum cornium?

[@connielakishi5647]

Could you discuss about the genetic warts on women

[@G_tide]

I use PFB vanish...been my saviour since i discovered it. Even my dark spots from razor bumbs are all gone.

[@annagloria2332]

I am so greatful we live in a time, in which I can get useful help, anonymously and judgement free about topics "I am supposed to know at my age"... Thank you soo much for your well explained advice. Precious beyond words!

[@whatsnew955]

Sameee this is especially useful when someone’s parents dont care about these things or just dont have the knowledge of these things

[@magfe888]

I always love your videos! You are direct, professional, and informative :) thanks for educating!!!

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

I appreciate your comment! Thank you! 😊

[@porakanasa2006]

THANK YOU SO MUCH Dr. Simi for your work, dedication and ultimately decision to create this channel. I'm not sure how you came up in my algorithm, but its the best thing that was ''offered'' to me. I am sure there are other channels on this topic, I never felt the need to look for this subject, but after watching few of your video on topics like period color, period poop and so on, I am now watching the video of shaving, which is so important to me, but never thought to google for it. Now I don't need to see other potential channels, you got me on with this topics but not less important, with your- your clear knowledge, dedication, love for your work and in the world in Y.T. - the way you explain things, factual, to the point as well, and your cadence of speaking is so engaging. So I subscribed immediately during this video, which I will watch again to pay more attention. Basically I found not only a channel I never thought I would need, but also is perfectly produced and thought out. From now on, I can only short support and hope to see your channel grow, because one thing is for sure, WE all have this experiences, and we might ask a friend or a doctor, but not about all the things you talk about in your videos. I have SOOO many questions ( not because I can't google them or I am a young female), but because I am 38 year old female, who never had a child or abortions ( just for contexts) but as I am getting older, the severity of my cramps increase at least 2-3 times per year, to the point I am not able to walk or stay at work, while other months I can go through it with basic menstrual pill. Which still hurts but at least I can walk. I often wonder would it be any different If a was pregnant once in my life, or this is how is going to be for the rest of my life. Getting in more and more and more pain. You may have even answered this in one of your videos, but as I've said, I RARELY subscribed to someone after watching 3-4 videos. But i know for a fact almost, that I got my self a video worth subscribing to. P.S. I will probably ask something particular that I am curious to know why or how, but that will probably happen when the appropriate video is playing and seeing you engage with your audience in the comments, I am even more encouraged to ask if something comes up. All the best of luck, Martina

[@FulufheloCharms]

Always glad to see Doc Simi upload ❤️❤️

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

Thank you! ♥️

[@bepresteciousella6319]

I've recently had questions about my body, Thank God I found you in the midst of my search for more understanding of a woman's body. Thank you so much!!! God bless youuu!!!

[@victorugbelase3555]

Well done Simi! Perfect blend in your language between moderate complexity and utter simplicity. Super thumbs up!

[@Crswigg]

Thank you for thoroughly explaining this! Greatly appreciated.

[@ogechikezie286]

OMG, I've always been doing dry shaving. I just learnt something new from this video

[@alixthompson2836]

Thank you for this. I’ve been shaving wrong for years!

[@ashleyanderson9581]

I love that you are recommending actually affordable products. So often I watch videos like this and there are only recommendations for prohibitively expensive products. So, Thank you!

[@chinwejoy]

God continue to bless you Dr Simi, i really learn alot from this teachings

[@llybineva7120]

I realized I make so many of these mistakes, but after watching this video I would definitely change some things, thank you very much.

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

You’re welcome! I’m glad you found it helpful. Let us know how you get on.

[@entsars6788]

Good tips, I also recommend using organic coconut oil after shaving as a moisturizer and anti-inflammator.

[@penseemohran4326]

Thank you, Dr! That was actually helpful!

[@jaquelinecosta3121]

Personally since I learned a few years ago that the correct way to shave the bikini are was with the grain, I've had much less ingrown hairs and even less when I start using a single blade razor! Unfortunately years of shaving wrong since a teen as left me with a lot of hyperpigmentation and it's been really hard to get rid of it

[@smollilbean]

I've always trimmed it down there and found no problem with it. I've NEVER shaved even once but I'm looking to try shaving just to know how it feels. But people's experiences scare me a bit god I can't imagine having ingrown hair down there it'd drive me crazy. I'm so confused lol.

[@Treelia]

My leg hair is fine and almost impossible to do a wet shave. The fine hairs will end up limp and sticking to my skin when wet and I have to do multiple passes. So I prefer a dry shave over anything else and couldn’t imagine why anyone will do a wet shave. After seeing this video I finally understand that it only works for me because I moisturise my skin a lot so that’s why I haven’t experienced razor burns. Sharing my experience on how the video’s advice might work differently for different people ❤

[@SiSi-xg1hk]

Cremo Shaving Cream (Barber Grade)! Absolutely stopped using all other aerosol shave creams after I found this. The smallest amount creates a thin & slick lather to prep the skin for shaving - way less cuts & drying on the skin. Never going back after finding that product. 👏

[@Anna-yl2lp]

I wish your videos were top results after searching for how to prevent ingrowns, so informative. Thanks!

[@rosewurkz]

Thanks, this is very helpful and straight to the point 🤗

[@efrenrevalde6133]

The best video I've watched about shaving. 😉 Thanks!!

[@shinehchun8862]

Dr. Adedeji's perspective of applying pressure as if shaving a balloon without popping it, is tremendously helpful🎈

[@kelliehudspeth8687]

Very detailed, just what I needed thank you so much Doctor ❤️

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

I’m glad it was helpful! 😊

[@lizzycheek250]

I actually learnt new tecniques with this videos, congrats

[@evelinehaanstra9069]

You really know what you're talking about and very smooth 😂 at explaining... Thanks...😊

[@deeron1554]

Wowsers, all these years and I never thought of man's razors. I am going to buy some when I go shopping this week. Thanks Dr Simi, from your fellow Londoner.

[@Jyurian]

Very informative! I shave against the grain on my legs because it's an easier movement, and I don't really get any irritation. It's when I try to shave more sensitive areas that I can't seem to get anything to work without ending up with major ingrowns. The info on pressure and multiple passes is nice to know.

[@marynavanwyk5800]

Thanks

[@MDnicuRN2024]

This was so helpful. Thank you so much :)

[@Pineapple_extract]

This is so helpful :) Thanks for this video 🙏

[@yaamo]

It's been a while. Welcome back and thanks for the tips!

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

You’re welcome! 😊 Thanks for watching!

[@gisellesantos6927]

I'm not an English speaker but the KZbin recommended me your video, then I knew you just now but I liked so much of your video and of yours tips. I'll see more times. Thanks a lot

[@PBandJ8]

If you have a daughter, she is very lucky to have a Mom to teach her these helpful hints!

[@MJ_TKD]

This video was very helpful, thank you😊

[@faithjimoh9852]

Always happy watching your videos because I Always learn alot from it

[@leanngilmer2540]

Love your videos, so helpful 👍

[@ybehravan8268]

Thank you for sharing this useful techniques for shaving

[@SkarmoryMelee]

incredibly helpful video. thank you!

[@vazak11]

This is so helpful, thanks!

[@LocalPunkKid204]

THANKYOUSOMUCH, i am a pre teen and ima start shaving soon, Ty for helping

[@phoebexx4809]

This really helped me, as I get a shaving type infections, doctors have given me creams but they don’t work, I use an epilator for my legs but it leaves them sore and irritated, could you please do a video on different options than shaving that are more on the gentle side ( I also tried hair removal cream, but I ended up having a reaction to it ) xx

[@trishkamuzonde3708]

I was wondering why im always getting painful bumps after shaving thanks doc😊

[@blessingakan]

I love your teachings. Nice one weldone Dr.

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

Thank you! 😊

[@oliviabowers8767]

Thank you so much doctor This was such a help I love your videos You always look out for us and making sure that we know what's going on in our lady parts❤all the best byeee

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

Thank you for watching and for taking the time to leave me such a lovely comment!

[@the_lau6620]

I really wish my mom taught me this instead of dry shaving, hence my years of formed hyperpigmentation and scaring from razor bumps, thank you for this i will definitely follow these instructions

[@jessiematthews191]

Thank you ,very informative answered a lot of questions .

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

You’re welcome. I’m glad it was helpful!

[@barbshimechero4044]

Thank you. I can now learn better shaving habits and going against the grain helps me. I also moisture with baby oil

[@k888k]

This was very helpful Thank you 😊

[@ChellyTheGreat]

So I eventually wanna move to waxing but until then ladies here is my routine that leaves me extra smooth and has extremely reduced irritation/ingrown/hyperpigmentation. 1.I take a shower and exfoliate with a gentle scrub. 2. I get out the shower dry off completely. 3. I use a menz ELECTRIC shaver to get the hair down as much as possible. 4. Then I use a body oil I made, (use your fav oil/oil blend) and I put the oil over everything I’m gonna shave 5. I shave lol 6. I get back In the shower and make sure everything is clean and exfoliate just ever so gentle one more time with the scrub. 7. I get out, dry off and use some bio oil to moisturize the area. I use Bio Oil because it’s specifically designed to even skin tone. I have noticed a big difference in the appearance of my bikini area. No more itch when it grows back, my skin isn’t dry, and my ingrown/hyperpigmentation has reduced about 98%. I’ve been doing this routine for 4 months now. I shave probably 2-3 times a month. EDIT: for extra extra care, you can use a gentle toner on the skin before applying the Bio oil (or whatever moisturizer you use), make sure to gently message the oil in for like 30 secs. Also if you have some time to pamper, putting a safe mask (same as if you were getting a facial) can be done as well after shaving and before moisturizing.

[@semikaylen1362]

Thank you!

[@ChellyTheGreat]

@@semikaylen1362 😋🙏🏾♥️

[@Serenityblu23]

You only need to shave 2 to 3 times a month?

[@normairydejesusmieses2162]

@@Serenityblu23 Could be preference. Also, reducing the times you shave can help to achieve an improvement in the skin.

[@lisettes.9598]

When I was an exotic dancer, Bikini Zone gel after shaving kept my skin smooth, bumpless, and without ingrowns or itch. It stings at first, but it's not bad. My skin down there was always so smooth and soft.

[@amiriqbal9674]

I appreciate the way you talk.

[@MariechancelineNdisey-dg9ms]

Wow thank you very much doc, you are really God sent to us,I appreciate

[@ApricityShine]

chef s kiss to this amaaaazing video

[@manon8600]

Thank you doctor Simi! 🤗

[@majog425]

Thank you Dr. Simi 💙

[@heatherrice7789]

Good video. I shave in the shower and I've had good results for underarms and legs to go with the grain once over then again against the grain once over. Back of knees with the grain only. Lotion after working in lightly with last motion moving with the grain on my legs. Deodorant applied to underarms using downward motion only. Works for me.

[@user-uu6rz9xx2h]

Thanks for this video! ❤

[@gejost]

Would be cool if you discussed differences between legs and (for men) face. I started using a better blade but my skin is drier. Started using more moisturizer

[@Latestyorubamovie2023]

I always learn from your channel, pls can you talk about contraceptives and implants(Family planning) in women, the possible side effects and other necessary

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

Thank you for your video suggestion. 😊

[@spinestealer8129]

There have been times when I chose to dry shave because I missed a patch on my arms or legs. Not only is it painful, but I’m pretty sure some of the bumps have been permanent 😅

[@juliejay5436]

Well done Doc, good info!

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

Thank you! 😊

[@Carlton4starZ]

Awesome video. Now I'm a new subscriber 🇯🇲💪👀

[@AruLily]

I'm a very specific person. I use mens razors. I shave my armpits up and down, side ways and in an x formation up and down. For my arms it's side ways up and down. If you shave the other half of your arm, just shave it like your leg from bottom to up. For my legs it's bottom to up. For my hips it's bottom to up but then i also do side ways. The behind is rather easy i bend over and reach for, but do w/e works for you. For the V it's kind of the longest process. For the outer front hair it's from above to down in a bow formation as you notice the hair grows like that. Then slowly from top to bottom shave it side ways and then side ways from the other direction. Do things in stripes, straight lines, don't scratch over and over, 1 clean slide across, if you need to do it again always apply more of whatever you use to shave, always. For the inner hair just shave from your hips towards the inside. For the cornets inbetween your v and your hips, it's just sideways and up and down. Whatever is left you just have to shave up and down maybe a bit side ways yes even inside of your "lips" just don't rush. Now to keep your hair from growing back fast, buy yourself a laser hair removal tool. Your hair after a couple of uses will start growing back thinner, slower, there will be less of it, instead of black it'll be almost gray because it's weakened and especially for your V area it will start getting almost never irritated after shaves, because your skin is barely covered in thick hairs, there's nothing to irritate. Use the laser as the instruction says. I use mine every month. Sometimes i skip for 1 or two and my hair grows out more but my skin doesn't get irritated still, it's more like i'm covered by more thin hair that i'll have to take longer to shave than thick hair.

[@oksanamanuilova1284]

Thank you for the video!

[@substance1232]

You r amazing. Ur videos have helped me better explain things to my 11 year old. Ty for all you do!!

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

That's so kind of you to say. You're welcome! Thank you for watching. I'm glad that you've found my videos to be educational and helpful for both you and your 11 year old. 😊

[@nikaboyko7754]

Such a great video! I wish I had seen it when I was a teenager. Thank you

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

You’re welcome. I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@zaramughal7211]

thankyou so much doctor. I have very sensitive skin and looks like I've been doing everything i could wrong. No wonder I my skin is always complaining and punishing me.

[@Presh_1]

OMG🥺🥺 you're back!!! I have missed your videos!

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

Hi- how kind of you to say so! 😁

[@ohifonlyx33]

This is why I like to use Veet or Nair, especially if I haven't shaved in a while. It doesn't irritate my skin, but shaving can. Plus shaving leaves me with little dark spots of stubble. And I'm more likely to miss spots. I can use razors on my pits or for a touch-up...

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

😊Thank you for sharing your experience!

[@munahtheniqabi]

@@DrSimiAdedeji I used hair removal cream and got cuts on both armpits. After a few days I got boils on my armpits and they r painful some of them have burst but some are still there and painful. I went to the hospital and was prescribed some antibiotics. I don’t know what to do but one thing for sure I will never use hair removal creams ever again. Lesson learnt

[@folyscorner]

Thanks for this information

[@roundrobinsonny9792]

Another very informative video, thanks

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

So nice of you to say so! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@ankitarajpal3815]

This video was really really helpful. Thankyou.

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

You’re welcome! 😊 I’m glad it was helpful!

[@voobrown]

Thanks for your advice us❤

[@Yokiu97]

That was so helpful thank u

[@janeneathey8977]

Used these tips today and OMG, what a difference! One pass over each section, with minimal pressure! No itching, soreness and just as smooth, if not smoother than “scrubbing” at my legs with loads of pressure. Thank you so much xxx

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

Hi, I’m so pleased to read this. Thank you for taking the time to share this with us.😊 I’m really glad that you found these tips helpful and valuable.

[@Creamsonbaby]

Thank you Dr. Simi

[@_caram_]

Thanks Dr. Adedeji! I exfoliate & use a 5 or 6 blade Men razor. Apply Alcohol, Toner, & sweet Almond oil or Shea butter. I'll be shaving until I'm ready to do Laser Hair Removal on those areas. 😊

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

You’re welcome!😊 I have a video on laser hair removal which may help!

[@mousedandy]

THANK YOU so much! I love your videos. You've helped me so, so much!! Super informative and to-the-point.

[@ladiiyb]

Thank you very much for your video and for using wyte & black models for representation. It might mean nothing for some but it means a lot to me.

[@Jameysworld]

Thank you, I have been shaving the wrong waythis entire time🤩😅

[@hassanajeboh8575]

This video is really helpful

[@user-vg9li3dl4f]

Thank you Doc

[@leonejamahl9768]

My favorite Dr.Simi very informative video again thanks to educate us as usual👏🏽😊❤

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

Hi Leone, Thank you for watching! Always a pleasure to see you in the comments section. Thanks for your support! 🌟

[@ryceldiestevez4088]

Excellent tips

[@NipuniKaluarachchi]

Hi doctor gorgeous ❤ Really important video 😊 Love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰

[@Ari_diwan]

This was very helpful!

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

I’m pleased you found it helpful! ☺️

[@maryericksonjussah8743]

Thank you Dr simi, you're an angel of mercy ❤️🤍✅

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

You’re welcome. I hope you enjoy the video. ☺️

[@janeentumbao8690]

Thank you for the tips! And I totally agree with exfoliating. I prefer to use an exfoliating glove a couple of times a week. This helps my skin to look better, have fewer breakouts, and feel even smoother after using lotions or oils.

[@JoanneKhalidOmran]

Thank u this helps❤