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Does shaving more often damage/benefit normal facial skin (not dry, not oily, etc)? is using a depilatory powder a better/worse alternative for men?
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Depends: Usually best to shave more gently but more frequently. The longer you go between shaves the more irritating it is. Depends on type of skin and type of hair. Kinky hairs are associated with pseudofolliculitis. Do you have a specific problem????
Answered 9/4/2015
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