So it's time to get rid of that furry monster that's been living
under your nose for the last month!
 It's going to take more than a razor and shaving cream to
handle this, however. By using the proper tools and taking the proper
precautions, shaving your moustache should be easy, quick and painless.
- ·Wet your moustache with warm
     water, and apply a little hair conditioner, which will help to soften the
     hair if it is particularly coarse or thick. Rinse the hair conditioner thoroughly
     out of your moustache, and allow it to dry. 
 - ·Trim your moustache down to a
     shorter length, using scissors or an electric beard trimmer. Make sure
     that the blades of the scissors are sharp to avoid unnecessary and painful
     tugging motions as you try to cut the hair. Setting the beard trimmer at
     the closest setting may be the most effective way to ensure a smooth and
     painless shave.  
 - ·Apply shaving cream or gel
     generously to what's left of your moustache. Try to use a cream or gel
     that contains moisturizers, such as aloe vera or vitamin E, which will
     help to soothe the skin after the shave. 
 - ·Select the right type of razor
     when you shave off your moustache, avoiding cheap disposable single-blade
     designs which can pull and tug and even nick your skin. A multi-bladed
     razor will remove hair more quickly and easily.  
 - ·Shave the remainder of your
     moustache, moving the razor in the opposite direction to how the hair
     grows. Apply little or no pressure to your skin as you shave, and be sure
     to rinse the blades frequently.  
 - ·Rinse the area thoroughly when
     you have finished, making sure to remove all cream or gel and loose hair.
     Use cold water on the newly shaved area in order to soothe your skin and
     close your pores, which may help to reduce skin irritation or razor
     burn. 
 
·Rub a little onto the
area a cream that also contains aloe vera or vitamin E will go a long way
toward eliminating any itchiness and discomfort you may experience. 












