How to shave your under arms VIDEO

Shaving your legs can be annoying, but shaving your armpits comes with a different set of challenges. Sure, there’s less area to cover, but their hollow shape, awkward location, and surprisingly delicate skin make maneuvering a razor even more of a chore. Factor in how quickly the hair grows back, how noticeable stubble and bumps can be-not to mention the itch-inducing sweat and tank top chaffing that happen post-shave-and you’ll want to start wearing sleeves long before Labor Day.
Choosing when to shave is just as important as how you shave, reminding us that the same mindset applies to our legs and bikini lines, too. If you run your razor under your arms right before you head to the beach or the pool, you’re setting yourself up for itching, burning, chafing-which get only more painful when you add sun, sand, and sweat to the mix. “Make sure to shave the night before any trips to the beach to allow your skin to repair, recover, and heal any razor burn overnight.” And when you do schedule your shave, make sure it's the last thing you do in the shower.