Don’t let winter ruin your shaving! Grab these 4 Easy Winter Shaving Hacks for Busy Moms Using JOHNSON’S® Baby Products. I’ve partnered with JOHNSON’S® for this post. All savvy shaving hack opinions are my own.
4 Easy Winter Shaving Hacks for Busy Moms Using JOHNSON’S® Baby Products
Silky hair, boots and scarves on repeat and sandpaper skin…must be winter in Florida.
While it certainly is beginning to feel like “the most wonderful time of the year,” it’s also the one time of year when I miss Florida’s humidity. My skin is crying in pain – especially when it’s time to shave. And guess who’s out of shaving supplies…again. *SIGH.*
But this busy mom has some skills when it comes to avoiding my 10th grocery store run this week. I have a stash of baby products to the rescue. Don’t let dry legs and lack of pampering supplies stop you from getting the best shave this winter. Today I’m using my daughter’s JOHNSON’S® baby products to share 4 Easy Winter Shaving Hacks for Busy Moms.
Because walking into the Christmas party with unshaven legs is not an option.
Extend Your Razor with This Baby Oil Hack
Just me or are razors ridiculously expensive these days? And with the dry winter air here, I seem to go through more razors than usual.
Extend the life out of your razor by soaking your blade in baby oil between uses. The oil will not only keep your razor from getting rust, but will keep debris off of the razor, aka keeping your razor sharper for longer. Money saver!
Shave with Baby Lotion
Shaving dry legs during the winter time is like nails on a chalkboard – brutal. Give your legs that extra moisture they need by shaving with baby lotion. Just replace your shaving cream with JOHNSON’S® baby lotion to shave. Your dry winter legs will thank you.
And BONUS, that baby lotion smell is amazing too. Doesn’t it bring back memories?
Lock in Moisture with Baby Oil
And because extra moisture is essential during winter time (no humidity in Florida, remember?), I lock in that wonderful moisture by applying a thin layer of JOHNSON’S® baby oil immediately after my shower.
Hello, soft skin!
Use Baby Wash or Baby Shampoo Between Shaves
I find that my usual supply of body washes and soaps are super harsh during the winter months. My dry skin cannot handle any more dryness. No, thank you! So my daughter may be wondering where her soap went this winter. Using JOHNSON’S® baby wash or baby shampoo instead of “adult soap” gives my skin a much gentler clean between shaves.
She won’t mind sharing with mommy, right?
Hey, baby, I love your products! Baby products aren’t only for baby this winter. Busy moms, be sure to stock up on JOHNSON’S® baby products for mama and baby this season, and try out these easy winter shaving hacks. Give your dry skin the much needed pampering it deserves!
Which of these easy winter shaving hacks is your favorite? What are your best shaving hacks during the winter months?
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Richard Hicks says
Very interesting hacks. We use several of their products
Sarah L says
This reminds me why I’m glad I don’t shave any more.
Dogvills says
Thank you for sharing these tips. I also use Johnson’s Top to Toe Wash (Bedtime Lavender) when the weather is cold. I love how soft my skin is after every bath. I will try that hack with baby oil and the razors. My husband’s razors get dull so quick, and razors are not cheap!
Deborah D says
These are great tips. Baby oil is so versatile.
Cindy Orley says
Great way to combat dry skin this winter. Thanks for the tips!
Shelly Parker says
Thank you for this post! I had no idea.
Meryl Seibert says
Thank you for the info 9m gonna try that baby oil hack. I use nivea after shower lotion. Works wonders while my skin is still wet just pat dry afterwards with towels. My skin stays soft
Kristina Prewitt says
These are great ideas! I would have never thought to store my razor in baby oil!
Janet W. says
Thanks for these great tips!! I didn’t know about soaking your blade in baby oil between uses.
Dandi D says
I’d never thought about using baby products for shaving before–I’ll have to try it!
Jeanine Carlson says
I think they need to make adult baby shampoo. Does that make sense?
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