<p>So Tony, with the man with sensitive skin, what do you suggest is the best products to use in methods to go about when you're shaving?</p> <p>Well the first thing that you always want to do whether you have sensitive skin or normal skin or dry skin, or oily skin, is that you always want to cleanse your face first. &nbsp;You always want to use some sort of a cleanser, a appropriate for your skin type. &nbsp;That makes a clean shaving surface, and allows the blade or razor to glide along your face that much easier. &nbsp;So if you're sensitive it'll help to eliminate some of the drag. &nbsp;</p> <p>If you're sensitive, we have a product which is called Pre-Shave Oil. &nbsp;What that does is that it helps to soften the beard and soften the skin. &nbsp;It's blended olive oil, rosemary, eucalyptus, in a nice blend that spreads evenly that allows a nice barrier between the blade and your face so again it's going to help, if you have sensitive skin, to create that barrier to soften and ease the shave. &nbsp;And then obviously, a good shave creamer/shave gel that is non foaming preferably. &nbsp;&nbsp;Usually when a shave cream have a lot of foam in it, it means that it has a lot of air inside. &nbsp;So again more air, means your blade can't get quite as close to your face. &nbsp;So a thicker, rich denser cream is always going to be better to help the sensitivity and to get you a close shave without burning. &nbsp;</p> <p>And then of course after, some sort of a good after shave or a razor burn product that has a little bit of benzicane&nbsp;or aloe vera or aqua, some of those soothing ingredients. &nbsp;So again, just cleanse your face first with the appropriate cleanser, use a good pre-shave oil to soften the skin, soften the beard, use a cream that's non-foaming, so we can get ready between your beard hairs and allow a cleaner, closer shave, and then some sort of a moisturizer to soothe the after and that's really it. &nbsp;</p> <p>It's very simple and it'll take you four minutes to do in the shower.</p>