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Getting a Shavette. The prospect of it being sharper than a straight razor makes you think that you will slice your face off, but in my experience at worst I had a nick or 2. The blades are dirt cheap and perform better than multi bladed razors.
A nice bonus is you have no plastic waste.
safety razor is the way to go imo. Same benefits of a shavette but easier to use and harder to cut yourself
Improve the cold tolerance and immunity by going to sauna during cold days.
Embrace the cold and don't overheat yourself by wearing too many layers.
When go cycling or running don't wear to many clothes, so you won't overheat yourself. You should feel slight cold and the exercise will heat you.
People usually catch flu due to low immunity or overheating and switching between environments of high temperature difference.