How Olympic Swimmers Shave Down There & Everywhere – Bushbalm

It has been said that shaving any part of the body exposed to water can improve a swimmer’s performance. Shaving body hair is a ritual for most swimmers that is done before a big meet. The goal is to reduce drag and enhance performance both mentally and physically. This article discusses the shaving routine and process
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