#28

:smiley: Yes!

#29

If you’re going for a complete shave, I don’t find anything wrong with the original bic razors, not the sensitive version as those go dull fast. I’d say in those cases you can buy cheap and it doesn’t make a difference.

However if you want a bit of stubble and are thinking of electric razors it’s usually worth it to pay a bit more. As far as cheap trimmers go I don’t mind this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Remington-MB320C-Barba-Beard-Trimmer/dp/B000OS72Y0/ref=sr_1_4_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1475510830&sr=8-4&keywords=remington+shaver

#30

Are we just talking faces? Cos, ummm, y’know…

#31

Ah, the weekly shaving thread.

Bic2 w/ Lush Prince (before) and Lush Dream Cream (after) for a clean shave.

Hair clippers with no guard for stubble.

Talk to you soon.

#34

I use an electric razor (Phillips pretty cheap) but I make sure I use a moisturising face scrub in the shower after

When I didn’t do that my face got really dry and disgusting

Wet shaving just gave me spots and ingrown hairs, although haven’t wet shaved for like 6 years so might just have been teenage skin causing that

#35

tried shaving with this last night, absolutely useless

#36

The only people excluded from this thread are people that don’t shave. If you shave, regardless of what body part you shave, you’re welcome here.

#37

I feel so smooth loved :heart:

#38

Yes, but it’s ballache because I’m not amazing at it and it takes longer/more concentration. Feels nice though. Never actually clean shave anyway. Clipper everything back to stubble and use a razor to shape it.

#39

oh also, you guys should look at and consider cornerstone.

#40

Been sub’d a few months (think next parcel is due this week TBH). It’s great! Not a huge fan of their shave creme though (prefer budget Tesco crap aha)

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#41

Good innit!

(I also prefer other shaving cream though too)

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#42

:+1: razor friends :+1:

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#43

Do you get any of the other cremes/stuff? I just grab the blades atm. Never really been one for post-shaving stuff on my face. Got this Nivea something or rather but just makes me feel real greasy. Legs :bicyclist:get a coating though heh.

#44

nope - already have all of the things I like from before I started using them and I know they work for me so just stick with them :slight_smile:

#45

Good enough manadvice for me! Thanks EmO, always loved you :heart:

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#46

I basically shave as follows:

warm water, cleanse and gentle exfoliate to open pores and remove dead skin before,

use a cream/whipped cream rather than foam as it’s a bit more moisturising to actually shave,

then rinse with cold water and moisturise - I use a very light moisturiser because even though my skin is a little on the dry side, I’m like you in that I hate feeling greasy or whatever while it soaks in.

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#48

I wish.

I mean more one of those cream dealies that are designed tyo whip up in to a foam/lather. Thicker than the foaming stuff so keeps your skin more moisturised.

#49

Ooooh. Y’know I’ve always wanted a PROPER shave. barbers, cut throat razor, his little bristly brush and a pot of that stuff. Sounds like heaven. Shame it lasts like two days tops.