Turn on the water.

Rinse your legs with cool water.

Use a razor to shave your legs.

Apply a thick layer of lotion.

Exfoliate your legs.

Apply shaving cream.

Make sure the shower (or bath) is warm to open pores, which will give you a closer shave. Avoid using hot water, which can dry out your skin and increase risks of razor burn.

Cool water will close the pores. Pat your legs dry, taking care not to rub them vigorously.

Use a thick moisturizer, such as body butter, if you have particularly dry skin.

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How toGet Smooth Legs

Shave up your legs, against the grain in long strokes. Rinse the razor under a stream of

water after each stroke.

Be sure to tackle around the ankles and knees, adding extra shaving cream as necessary on

this tricky spots.

Use a loofah, an exfoliating cream, or create your own exfoliation technique to remove dead skin cells.

This wilThis will help your skin be clear and your leg hairs as exposed as possible for a close shave.

Squirt a nice, plump dollop into your hand and lather up on your legs as if it were shampoo.

Be sure to cover every spot, including down to the ankle. Create a light layer over your leg; too thick a layer can clog your razor.