Great to hear that you survived. It is very awkward in the beginning, but it gets better. I assure you.
It is OK to shave entirely with your right hand, but nonetheless many find it easier to use the left hand too. I was one of those who never thought I would one day be using my left hand to shave. Whatever works for you is what you should do.
About the upper lip: I find it easier to do a North to south pass here and in my second pass coming from the side, as in West to East and vice versa. I also stretch the skin very tautly.
Remember to also watch your angle closely. That is usually what gives newbies post shave irritation. Along with too much pressure.
Just keep on going, sooner or later it will start to feel more natural, and then shaving will never be the same for you.
Great to hear that you did not spill a drop of blood, but remember that you are handling a very sharp instrument, and you should not get overconfident.
It is OK to shave entirely with your right hand, but nonetheless many find it easier to use the left hand too. I was one of those who never thought I would one day be using my left hand to shave. Whatever works for you is what you should do.
About the upper lip: I find it easier to do a North to south pass here and in my second pass coming from the side, as in West to East and vice versa. I also stretch the skin very tautly.
Remember to also watch your angle closely. That is usually what gives newbies post shave irritation. Along with too much pressure.
Just keep on going, sooner or later it will start to feel more natural, and then shaving will never be the same for you.
Great to hear that you did not spill a drop of blood, but remember that you are handling a very sharp instrument, and you should not get overconfident.