10/14 I'm not crazy about my electric razor, it tends to pull my hairs too
much when I've got a couple daya growth. Anyone have reccomendations?
My only constraint is thta it must not be a slime-oozing model.
\_ Badger-hair brush, exfoliant/shaving oil/shaving cream/aftershave
from Art of Shaving, Gilette Mach 3 blade, shave under the shower.
Cons: $$$ Pro: No more hamburger face. -John
\_ I haven't tried the other stuff, but I agree that the Mach 3
is completely awesome. Well worth the money.
\_ Can you describe the proper purpose and usage of those oils and
aftershave and whatnot?
\_ I've just found that this stuff, while pricey, works really
well for me, and I'm willing to pay for it to avoid the
agony and mess I usually get from shaving (pain hurts!).
Exfoliant: gets rid of dead crap and cleans skin. Oil:
Softens skin & beard before shaving. Brush: lifts whiskers
so they're cut nicely. Non-alcohol-based aftershave: calms
skin down. Hot water/steam: also softens skin. Don't forget
to shave with the grain of your beard (usually towards your
chin), at least for the rough stuff, as otherwise you push
whiskers in. This is stuff your dad should have taught you.
Another tip: men's mags (GQ, Esquire, etc.) may be silly, but
occasionally there's some good advice regarding this sort of
thing. -John
\_ I've used a Mach3 w/ a badger brush before nad it works great
but I'm lazy. I should have specified Im asking about
electrics. -OP |