Shaving

Shaving is a daily ritual that, when approached with the right products, becomes a caring and wellness experience for the skin. With over 2,100 references including creams, gels, foams, razors, aftershaves, and accessories for the body and face, our collection meets every need: from traditional to electric shaving, from sensitive skin to skin prone to irritation. Finding the right product makes the difference between an optimal result and a gesture that leaves unwanted marks.

How to choose the right shaving products

The first criterion for selection is the skin type and the area to be treated. For sensitive or reddened skin, it is preferable to opt for soothing formulas based on gentle ingredients, alcohol-free in aftershaves. Those using a manual razor need a good preparatory product — foam, gel, or cream — that softens the hair and protects the dermis during the blade's passage. For electric shaving, there are specific products formulated to facilitate glide without wetting the skin. Don't overlook the final step: an aftershave or soothing balm helps reduce the feeling of skin tightness after treatment.

A common mistake is underestimating preparation: shaving without adequate preliminary hydration of the hair increases the risk of irritation, ingrown hairs, and micro-lesions. Another frequent error is choosing worn-out blades or those unsuitable for the facial structure. We recommend always checking the compatibility of products with your skin type by carefully reading the label or consulting a pharmacist or professional beautician.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between shaving gel and foam?

Gel is more transparent and allows for greater precision in defining contours, often making it more suitable for sensitive skin. Foam has a softer and more enveloping texture, ideal for quick shaves on larger areas.

How to prevent ingrown hairs after shaving?

Proper pre-shave exfoliation and the use of specific post-treatment products help reduce this discomfort. The direction of shaving and the type of blade significantly impact: consult a dermatologist if the problem is recurring.

Are shaving products also suitable for female depilation?

Many products are formulated for universal use, but there are lines dedicated to the female body with formulas adapted for more delicate areas. Always check the instructions on the label before use.