You wouldn't get anything.Now try regular razor first and finish with electric afterwards.
You wouldn't get anything.Now try regular razor first and finish with electric afterwards.
Guess I never paid attention but a little pressure probably needs to be applied. Unless you are over doing it?I was thinking about this when I was shaving this morning. I have this bad habit of pressing the razor against my skin, when it should just be floating or riding on your skin. Anyone else do this as well?
Guess I never paid attention but a little pressure probably needs to be applied. Unless you are over doing it?
I used to get skin irritation as well. Mine has gone away mostly. One thing that helps is don't shave every day. If you can stretch out shaving here and there it gives your skin some relief. Also, a nice sharp razor, not dull makes a difference as well. Also, a good balm aftershave, not alcohol style aftershave can make a huge difference, probably the biggest difference of all.I just use electric beard trimmer, gets it close enough. I always get irritated skin when I use regular blades, so I never do.
Yep but due to time I only shave once a week now usually for church. Still does a great shave, 3 passes, with that growth. Was on vacation the past few days and didn't go to church Sunday so shaved this morning.@C Pav are you still big into old fashioned shaving? I always respected that you got into that. I was considering breaking out my old school stuff as well again.
@jmanz I pulled out some of my old beard oil tonight, and I couldn't smell it anymore, just smelled like castor oil. I wonder if it has lost it's smell, it's probably been like 6 years now.
You got me curious so I took a whiff of the 1912 and "Cool" that I had left...definitely lost some punch.@C Pav are you still big into old fashioned shaving? I always respected that you got into that. I was considering breaking out my old school stuff as well again.
@jmanz I pulled out some of my old beard oil tonight, and I couldn't smell it anymore, just smelled like castor oil. I wonder if it has lost it's smell, it's probably been like 6 years now.
I am glad it's not just me, I mean they are sealed but the smells seem gone. I opened multiple and I couldn't smell anything; I think I am going to just toss them out. I have like 30You got me curious so I took a whiff of the 1912 and "Cool" that I had left...definitely lost some punch.
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Yep that's it. Was abut $100 when I got mine way back but looks like between $120 and $150 now. I also have a bronze Karve but just don't like it.
I have a few brushes. 2 Sythetic and 1 boar. Never liked the boar much, not bad just a bit more "rough" and coarse, so my favorite is my synthetic. Might have another but maybe not.@C Pav I will probably need to get another boar brush, I don't know until I look at my supplies, but what do you recommend for soap? I am sure all of my stuff is old by now.
Both good.I was just looking on Amazon at Soap, was looking between these two, heard anything good?
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