Do you Shave? Shaving Finally Made Healthier: Dermatologist-Developed SMART SHAVE Improves Skin

Manhattan dermatologist revolutionizes shaving with new skin care line. Unisex products eliminate ingrowns, razor bumps and razor burn for clear, smooth skin.

New York, NY -- Putting a sharp, metal blade to your skin is never going to be good for it, but now there is a way to at least make it healthier. Smart Shave, the dermatologist-developed system for better skin, promises smooth, clear skin to men and women who shave.

No one enjoys shaving. Seeing thousands of patients suffering from ingrown hairs, razor bumps, and razor burn, Dr. Sherwin Parikh, a Harvard and Columbia University trained dermatologist, found there was no ideal treatment on the market. Prescription medications were often expensive, harsh and had undesirable side effects. Non-prescription products were ineffective and contained irritating ingredients.

Dr. Parikh sought to make shaving healthier for his patients. While testing dozens of products - both prescription and nonprescription - on himself and his patients, Dr. Parikh studied the key components of a healthy shave. In the process, he developed a treatment that combats the major causes of razor bumps and burn -- overgrowth of skin, bacteria, inflammation and tough stubble -- with a combination of FDA-approved medicinal ingredients and soothing botanicals. The result is a product that gives everyone who shaves a healthier alternative.

Over 16 million people suffer from razor bumps and ingrown hairs, and millions more experience razor burn. Men commonly complain about breakouts" in the beard area and women often experience bikini bumps." In testing, 94% of test subjects who used the Smart Shave system saw a noticeable improvement in their skin within two weeks.

For more information, please see www.smartshave.com.