Guide to shaving your head

For shaving the head, ergonomically designed razors such as the HeadBlade are the best choice. These razors have a unique shape and special features that make shaving the scalp easier and cause less irritation.

• The common modern razor is designed to shave the beard part. And is therefore less suitable for shaving the head.
• To shave your head, use the specially ergonomic designed razors from HeadBlade .
• HeadBlade razors have an ergonomic grip that makes shaving the head smoother.
• HeadBlade razors are spring-mounted so that the razor better follows the contours of the head. This prevents razor burns

• This of course depends on whether you have thin or thick hair and which shaving cream or lotion you use.
• On average you can get 6 shaves with a HeadBlade razor.

• First clean the head with a cleansing gel .
• Wet the head with lukewarm water.
• Apply shaving cream or shaving gel to the scalp.
• Slide the eye off the HeadBlade razor over your middle finger.
• Press the HeadBlade razor lightly against the head.
• Make sure that the back part or wheel of the HeadBlade always maintains contact with the head.
• Shave with long, steady, even strokes.
• Rinse the razor regularly while shaving.

• It is best to shave with the hair growth.
• Start at the crown and shave from the crown to the forehead and from the crown to the back of the head.
• It is easier to shave the forehead first.
• Make sure the razor is always facing forward and shave your forehead.
• Turn the razor over and then shave the back of the head.
• You can then shave the temple area of ​​your head.
• Use your right hand to shave the right part of your head.
• Use your left hand to shave the left part of your head.

• Yes, the ring is made of flexible plastic and can be adjusted to the thickness of the finger. This gives you maximum grip while shaving.
• The razor blades in the razor holder are in a spring-loaded click and attachment system. This ensures that the razor blade lies flat on the skin surface.
• The razor holder has a slightly curved shape. This ensures that the razor rests well on the rounded shapes of the head.

• First clean the head with a cleansing gel.
• Wet the scalp with lukewarm water.
• You can prevent razor burns by not putting pressure on the razor while shaving.
• Shave in the direction of the hair as much as possible. Don't go against hair growth.
• Shave with long, steady, even strokes.
• Do not shave with dull blades. Replace razor blades on time.
• Use an after shave balm after shaving. After shave balm soothes and nourishes the skin.

• After shaving, use a moisturizer with SPF factor (= sun protection factor).
• Or use HeadLube SPF30 or HeadShade sunscreen SPF15 from HeadBlade. These lotions protect the shaved head against the UV rays of the sun.
• If necessary, protect your skin with a hat or cap.