#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.

#50

You can normally go somewhere that does a nice luxury one with a haircut, for still about £40ish.

There are some REALLY nice places that do them with massages etc (like the mens salon in the basement of liberties) as well.

#51

Just seeing if my usual place does it, probably, it’s pretty swish. ~googling~

#52

Get a room, guys. :wink:

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#53

One possible option is to use a tube of Veet on your face? I think it would be easier for everyone if we all did this.

#54

Not even thinly veiled jealousy there Theo.

#55

Hey, you guys aren’t “I use the same type of razor my mum used to do her armpits with int he 60s” hipsters, so I’m good with that :wink:

#56

Got an electric razor, so much handier! Enjoying using it all the time