Editing Shaving (section)

=== Aberrations ===
Shaving can have numerous side effects, including cuts, abrasions, and irritation. Many side effects can be minimized by using a fresh blade, applying plenty of lubrication, shaving in the direction of hair growth, and avoiding pressing the razor into the skin. A shaving brush can also help to lift the hair and spread the lubrication. The cosmetic market in some consumer economies offers many products to reduce these effects; they commonly dry the affected area, and some also help to lift out the trapped hair(s). Some people who shave choose to use only single-blade or wire-wrapped blades that shave farther away from the skin. Others have skin that cannot tolerate razor shaving at all; they use depilatory shaving powders to dissolve hair above the skin's surface, or grow a beard. Some anatomical parts, such as the [[scrotum]], require extra care and more advanced equipment due to the uneven surface of the skin when the testicles shrivel during [[coldness]], or its imbalance when the [[testicle]]s hang low due to being warmer.<ref>{{cite book|publisher=Micromedex|title=United States Pharmacopeia Dispensing Information: USP DI, Volume 1, Parts 1–2; Volume 2|date=1988|page=77}}</ref>