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3 Ways to Shave Under Your Arms for the First Time

By Matthew Lynch
February 28, 2024
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If you’re considering shaving under your arms for the first time, you may be a bit intimidated. Rest assured, with a few simple steps and techniques, you can safely and effectively complete the process. In this article, we’ll explore three easy methods for first-time underarm shaving.

1. Wet Shaving with a Razor

One of the most common ways to shave under your arms is to use a manual razor. Follow these steps for a smooth and safe shave:

a. Clean the area: Begin by thoroughly cleansing your underarms with soap and warm water.

b. Exfoliate: Gently scrub the area using an exfoliating glove or washcloth to remove dead skin cells.

c. Apply shaving cream or gel: Choose a moisturizing shaving cream or gel to soften hairs and reduce irritation.

d. Hold skin tight: Using one hand, gently stretch the skin in your underarm area to create a flat surface.

e. Shave carefully: Use a fresh, sharp razor to shave along with the grain of hair growth in small strokes, rinsing the blade frequently.

f. Rinse and moisturize: Once complete, rinse with cold water to close pores and apply a gentle moisturizer.

2. Electric Shaver

Using an electric shaver offers convenience as well as speed compared to the manual razor method:

a. Trim longer hairs: If necessary, trim longer hairs with scissors or an electric trimmer prior to shaving.

b. Dry your armpits: Ensure that your underarms are thoroughly clean and dry before starting.

c. Stretch the skin: As before, use one hand to stretch the skin in your underarms to provide a smooth surface.

d. Shave patiently: Turn on the electric shaver and guide it gently over your armpits, both along and against the grain of hair growth.

e. Clean the shaver: Regularly empty the shavings from the shaver and clean it according to its manufacturer’s instructions.

f. Apply soothing cream: After shaving, use a gentle moisturizer or aftershave balm to reduce irritation.

3. Hair Removal Creams

Hair removal creams provide an alternative to shaving and can be quite effective. To use this method:

a. Select the right product: Choose a hair removal cream specifically designed for sensitive skin and underarm use.

b. Conduct a patch test: Apply a small amount of cream on an inconspicuous area of skin and wait for 24 hours to ensure you don’t experience any adverse reactions.

c. Clean and dry your underarms: As with other methods, ensure your armpits are clean and dry before beginning.

d. Apply the cream: Follow the manufacturer’s instructions, applying the cream in a thick layer over all hairs.

e. Wait for the recommended time: Allow the cream to sit on your skin for the specified period (usually around 5-10 minutes).

f. Remove the cream: Use a spatula or damp cloth to gently remove the cream, taking care not to rub or irritate your skin.

g. Rinse and moisturize: Rinse your underarms with cool water and apply a gentle moisturizer.

In conclusion, shaving under your arms doesn’t need to be a daunting experience — simply choose one of these three methods that best suits your comfort level and follow the steps closely to achieve smooth, hair-free underarms.

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