MATURE
SKIN
Skin and hair change with age. A few adjustments keep shaving comfortable.
Short answer: mature skin tends to be thinner and drier, and facial hair can be coarser or finer, so a fresh blade, warm water, a moisturising cream, light pressure and an alcohol-free balm help most. Good light and a clear mirror make it easier to avoid missed spots and nicks.
Skin changes with age, and shaving feels different as a result. Small adjustments make it comfortable again.
Five tips
A dull blade tugs and nicks thinner skin. See how often to change your blade.
Action: Change weekly.Warm water softens coarser or wiry hair and relaxes the skin.
Action: Warm, not hot.A cream or rich gel can feel kinder on drier skin. See gel vs foam vs cream.
Action: Richer lather.Light pressure, short strokes, and a bright, clear mirror help you see missed spots.
Action: Slow and steady.An alcohol-free balm helps dry skin. See how to fix dry, tight skin after shaving.
Action: Every shave.- Gently stretch loose skin around the neck, do not pull
- Use a pivoting head around the jaw and chin
- Moisturise morning and night
- Use sun protection on exposed skin
If you notice a mole or patch of skin that bleeds repeatedly, changes shape or colour, or does not heal, speak to your GP.
See also how to stop shaving cuts and nicks.
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Frequently asked questions
Use a fresh blade, warm water, a moisturising lather, light pressure and an alcohol-free balm afterwards.
Skin can be thinner and less even, and hair may be coarser, so a dull blade or heavy pressure catches more easily.
A rich cream or gel, lukewarm water and a moisturising, alcohol-free balm.
Use good light and a clear mirror, and check by touch as well as by eye.
Yes, if a mole or patch bleeds, changes or does not heal.
A few simple changes make shaving comfortable at any age.