After shaving, dead skin cells flake off around my mouth and chin. Will a skin booster help moisturize?
2026.11.05 22:14
Hello. I am an office worker in my late 30s.
Since the weather turned cold, when I shave in the morning, the corners of my mouth and chin get dry and flaky and sting. By evening, my skin also looks dull and patchy. I am attaching a photo.
I applied lotion twice and even replaced the razor blade, but it didn't get much better.
I'm wondering if using a skin booster to replenish moisture from within helps when the shaved area remains dry like this.
I have to shave every day, so I also want to know if I should take a break from shaving for a few days after getting a skin booster.
I'd like to ask if there are specific types commonly used for men's skin, and how many sessions are needed to feel a difference.
I would appreciate it if you could also let me know if it is okay to receive it after work on a weekday and come to work the next day. I will take your response into consideration.
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