Shaving

[ratcatcher]

On 10/6/2018 at 2:42 AM, Mark1066 said:

Yes, I've seen the wet/dry models but I just find it difficult to believe an electric razor can shave closer than a safety razor or a straight. Using something like a Muhle R41, you can get a shave so close that your skin feels as smooth as glass (only nicer!). I'm not as proficient with a straight yet but I get a buzz out of shaving with a blade made over 200 years ago and keeping it sharp myself. Like I say, there's probably something wrong with me but I enjoy myself. ????

"I get a buzz out of shaving with a blade made over 200 years ago and keeping it sharp myself. Like I say, there's probably something wrong with me but I enjoy myself. "

[Sattar]

Now it has become very fashionable to walk with an unshaven beard, and men have become easier in this regard, because you only need a good razor which you can cut the length of.

[Puwa]

My big discovery was that virgin coconut oil lubricates the face far, far better than any shaving cream, including the pricey stuff from the Body Shop, let alone soap. I get a super close shave and never draw blood anymore. It brings out the best in whatever blade I use. Good for the complexion too. A bottle of good cold-pressed coconut oil is cheap and lasts for ages.

[direction BANGKOK]

I do not need a close shave, and I finally shelled out and got a nice pair of panasonic clippers. Best money I ever spent. They shave close enough for me, they never run over a hair without cutting it it seems, and i can shave my head with them as well. 

https://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-ER-GP80-Professional-Hair-Clipper/dp/B00KNCXFR0

[Dick Crank]

I asked my dad this question and he said:

 

"we'll, it's not my father's razor"