Facial Shaving Routine and Tips

Dr. Sam Ellis, a dermatologist, shares her face shaving routine, emphasizing the benefits of removing peach fuzz for smoother makeup application and better skincare absorption. She provides tips for sensitive skin, suggesting shaving at night to avoid irritation. The video details a thorough cleansing routine, shaving techniques for both dry and lubricated methods, and post-shaving care, including the use of a moisturizer and LED mask. Dr. Ellis dispels myths about hair growth and offers advice for those prone to breakouts.

What is one of the main reasons Dr. Sam Ellis shaves her face?

• To enhance skin color

• To prevent wrinkles

• To reduce acne

• To remove vellus hairs

What is a benefit of shaving at night?

• It provides time for skin recovery

• It helps avoid sun exposure

• It enhances skin tone

• It allows for a rushed routine

Why is it recommended to cleanse the skin thoroughly before shaving?

• To hydrate the skin

• To remove bacteria and residue

• To enhance skin tone

• To tighten the pores

What is a benefit of using a fresh blade for each shave?

• It makes the hair grow back thicker

• It enhances the color of the skin

• It reduces the risk of irritation

• It increases the speed of shaving

What angle should the razor be held at for effective shaving?

• 60 degrees

• 30 degrees

• 45 degrees

• 90 degrees

What should you avoid shaving over?

• Dry skin

• Active acne

• Sunburned skin

• Moisturized skin

What is a common misconception about shaving and hair growth?

• Shaving makes hair grow back thicker

• Shaving reduces hair growth

• Shaving changes hair color

• Shaving makes hair grow back slower

What is the purpose of using a red light LED mask after shaving?

• To exfoliate the skin

• To tighten the skin

• To moisturize the skin

• To decrease inflammation and redness

What should be applied to the skin after shaving if it feels sensitive?

• Sunscreen

• Retinoid

• Exfoliating acid

• Gentle moisturizer

What can be used to help tolerate shaving if prone to folliculitis?

• Moisturizing cream

• Exfoliating scrub

• Topical antibiotics

• Sunscreen