Get Rid of the Old Razor
Razors accumulate bacteria and dead skin cells very quickly, so it’s important to replace them after a few uses. A rusted, old razor can cause skin irritations and infections, and experts suggest regularly replacing them to avoid the consequences. Dermatologist Whitney Bowe shared her tips for keeping the razor sharper for a longer period. After each use, you need to rinse it to wash away traces of shaving cream and soap. After you’re done rinsing your razor, dry it with a towel and place it somewhere away from your bathtub.