This is what happens when you shave
Shaving affects the lipid layer of your skin (epidermis), the outermost layer (Stratum Corneum), which is responsible for keeping moisture in the skin’s tissues. Once this top layer is affected, your skin can be damaged or dry out, peel, get burns, irritations, inflammations and your crown are of course also much more sensitive and exposed for anything and everything.
Shaving is the most global, popular, and customary way of removing hair. To keep your head with a clean look you will need to shave your crown app 3-5 times per week, so you never let your skin rest very long to heal properly.
In a poll conducted by the International Dermal Institute, 79% of respondents said they had at least one skin problem associated with shaving.
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