Should women shave their faces? Some beauty experts say go for it

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According to The New York Times, celebrity facialist Kate Somerville and "Bachelor" contestant Michelle Money are among the high-profile women who are swapping their hot wax for razor blades.

"Initially, I did it because of the hair, but then I noticed that it was a great exfoliant and that my makeup went on a lot better," said Somerville, whose clients include Debra Messing and Jessica Alba. She told the Times that she shaves her face with a Gillette Mach3 about once a week.

Money, meanwhile, posted a YouTube video in which she shaves her face with a small, single-blade razor called a Tinkle.

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