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Glad the face wash has fixed it.
To let your skin retain its moisture you may also want to try exclusively cold water shaving during the summer months.
Reduce the temperature of your showers and when washing your face in general.
Hot water tends to strip our skin of further oils and the cold water reduces it its impact. Try it for 10 days straight with your normal routine.
If i have any dryness or irritation from exploring new blades, soaps and products that seems to fix it….also I find nivea balm doesn’t add much moisture and if anything dries out my normal skin so maybe try unscented Stirling balm, that stuff has all the right ingredients.
To let your skin retain its moisture you may also want to try exclusively cold water shaving during the summer months.
Reduce the temperature of your showers and when washing your face in general.
Hot water tends to strip our skin of further oils and the cold water reduces it its impact. Try it for 10 days straight with your normal routine.
If i have any dryness or irritation from exploring new blades, soaps and products that seems to fix it….also I find nivea balm doesn’t add much moisture and if anything dries out my normal skin so maybe try unscented Stirling balm, that stuff has all the right ingredients.