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Mammajae Asked July 1, 2022
Should I let my mother-in-law shave her face?
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She is 82 with Parkinson's and dementia. She and her older sister shave their faces due to hormones. Should I let her shave?
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No. Shave her yourself with an electric razor.
I had to look it up.
There is a brand I think it is Gillette that makes a razor that has been designed for caregivers to use on someone.
and I would offer to do it for her..