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According to Dr. Aanchal Panth, dermatologist, there are many myths related to shaving body hair, and she is here to bust all of them.
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She says that it's a part of self care and things can go wrong if it's not done in the right way, which can led to rashes and bruises.
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Hair grows thicker after shaving: It does not. The base of the hair is thicker, and it tapers towards the end. This is why there lies an illusion of thickness.
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Dry shaving causes no harm: Always apply a foam to reduce razor burns.
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Shaving is harmful for skin: You need to take good care of your skin after shaving. Apply for a soothing balm.
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Reverse shave is the best way to shave: Avoid reverse shaving as it can cause bumps on the skin. Always shave in the direction of the hair.
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