Ask Aaron Q/A: The best ways to maintain a goatee

May 2, 2012 · Posted in Ask Aaron Q & A, Shaving Tips · Comment 

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Aaron answers a question about the best ways to maintain a goatee

Graham Hope, from the UK, asks:

“I have a goatie beard and find it difficult with a normal gillette style razor to keep the shape and remove the small amount of beard from the inside of the beard. Apart from going to my barbers every other week to keep it how he cut it and I like it, what can you recommend?”

Aaron advises using The Bluebeards Revenge shavette to maintain a goatee

AARON SAYS

“Mr. Hope,
Maintaining facial hair can be tough! Thanks for your question! It sounds as if you are using a cartridge or cassette type razor. I would try stretching your skin in different ways to see if that could help. If not, I recommend picking up a shavette such as a Parker or Bluebeards Revenge shavette this would be a great way to maintain your goatee.

Smooth shaving!

Aaron”

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Ask Aaron Q/A: Redness & rash around goatee after shaving

March 28, 2012 · Posted in Ask Aaron Q & A, Razor burn, rash & bumps, Shaving Tips · Comment 

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Aaron is asked to provide tips on how to reduce shaving rash around the goatee area after shaving

David Prest, from UK, asks:

“I have a goatee and when I shape it with my razor I end up with red areas and small red spots around the edges of the beard. I try to be very gentle with my razor (single blade) but still get the red areas and small red spots. What advice would you give me? Many thanks. David”

Some very nice facial fuzz!!!

AARON SAYS

“Mr. Prest,

I too have a goatee, and feel your concern over keeping it nicely shaped and having healthy skin around it. I would recommend making sure you are shaving with shaving cream applied, don’t shave without the lubrication it provides! Also you might want to look into using a shaving oil instead of the lather to be able to see more clearly and still have lubrication.

Also make sure you are properly preparing your beard area to shave, and properly restoring your skin with a good aftershave balm. Following these techniques will help improve your shave and your skin.

If you continue to have redness & bumps please write again and we will troubleshoot some more!

Cheers,
Aaron”

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