Save water while shaving - don't make the drought worse

Tips And Hints For Removing Unwanted Body Hair

* Hair removal or shaving sounds simple enough

* However achieving smooth bare skin is often neither easy nor cheap
* Often there is pain, nicks, cuts, red bumps and ingrown hairs

* Some hair removal methods do not work well
* Some methods are harmful to skin and very expensive

But we can help if you read our hair removal and shaving blog

In our blog below we inform and offer professional advice on safe hair removal, pubic shaving, and body grooming.
We also want to disprove some of the persistent urban legends and old wives tales concerning shaving and skin care.
Scroll down for helpful how to topics, thoughtful advice and hair removal information

Equally important, we will shine a light on some not so safe hair removal methods that salons and TV adverts insist that you "must" have.

Please don't be shy to add your opinions, questions or personal experiences about any hair removal experiences.

Posted by Shorne on 5/2/2015 to Electric Shaver & Razor

It is no secret that the drought in the western USA and in many other areas is a matter of serious concern and not simply tree huggers getting over reactive.

For our two cents worth you can easily save thousands of gallons of drinking water over a year by switching from wet shaving to dry shaving with an electric personal shaver. Not only do you save water but you also save on power bills and heating costs for the water, treatment of waste water used.

You also save the environment by not increasing the mountains of rusting razors blades and plastic handles to the landfill with the accompanying lather cans, bottles, empty containers of aftershave, moisturizing cremes and other hair removal and shaving items.