For Men Only!

a reply to: Brotherman

Don't bite me, so the women like that? Sounds good!

i don't shave.

i do trim with a trimmer.

when i did shave i used schick hydro. My wife still uses them on her legs.

a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

The hydro works better then Gillette. IMO

originally posted by: Quantum12
a reply to: new_here
Thank you for stoping in. So what do you shave with?

Right now I have a Gillette flexible-head razor that has disposable cartridges. The cartridges have two sets of triple blades, and the flexible head pivots to smoothly go over knees and ankles without filleting me like a fish, lol. (Might transfer to men as not scalping your chin? I dunno, never shaved my face!) Anyway, the cartridges seem to last a fair amount of time too.

Sorry to intrude on your thread guys, but the title was too enticing!

a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

I don't shave either, i gave that up shortly after leaving the service, same with hair cuts every sunday da hell with that I do trim with a norelco

a reply to: Quantum12

I shave using a razor that I have had for about 30 years.It is called
"Personal Touch" a ladies razor.But,I am having problems finding
replacement blades for it.
I use warm water and dove soap.

a reply to: Quantum12

You would be able to hear me scream clear across the globe if I had
one like this!

a reply to: new_here

I kindly thank you for your tips. Lol, fillet the knee ouch. I think with your writing you should go join the new campfire contest!

originally posted by: Quantum12
a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

The hydro works better then Gillette. IMO

i have them all. But the hydro was better for cheaper.




a reply to: Brotherman

Im lucky to have time to get in once a month for a haircut.

originally posted by: Krakatoa
a reply to: new_here

That is why I wrote my post only referring to "skin" and not face. I figured some ladies could take advantage of that too. I hope it helped you (and any other ladies reading this from the shadows).

Yes definitely, thanks! I found this intriguing:

This close and smooth shave will not only save your skin, but also last 3-4 days without need to shave again (saving your skin even more trauma).

I must admit, the thought of a straight razor creeps me out a bit. But a safety razor... hmmm. Might have to look into that when I run out of cartridges to the one I'm using.

originally posted by: Quantum12
a reply to: new_here

I kindly thank you for your tips. Lol, fillet the knee ouch. I think with your writing you should go join the new campfire contest!

Oh thanks, but I know not of what you speak! Where do I find the campfire contest?

a reply to: mamabeth

Oh you shave with this good ol girl? LOL

a reply to: new_here

Right here!
www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: Quantum12

Wait, Gillette blades aren't supposed to last months? I kidd, I kidd.

I first started to use an electric razor, and found that it pulled the hair too much for my liking. I switched over to a typical safety razor and never went back.

I do the rubbing alcohol dip for the razor to help disinfect (hey, bathrooms can get nasty).

One of the things that helped me was to not shave in the same direction that the hairs were going - I found that this seems to reduce the number of pulled hairs/overall discomfort.

Still a bit of a novice on this, so I'll be reading.

-foss

a reply to: fossilera

I have learned a lot already, many great tips!

Did your band play in Detroit yet?

originally posted by: Quantum12
a reply to: new_here

Right here!
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Thanks! I already have thoughts brewing...

a reply to: new_here

You should join us here too!
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Especially since women don't shave??? a reply to: ladyinwaiting

a reply to: fossilera

For disinfecting the razor (before and after use), this stuff cannot be beaten.

Andis Cool Care Plus is a five-in-one formula that is a coolant, disinfectant, lubricant, cleaner, and rust preventative. The disinfectant is a virucide, fungicide, bactericide and tuberculocide. Since it needs to air dry, spray it on the razor after use, and it will be ready the next time you need to use it without the need to spray again. It is used in barbershops and hair salons for their clippers.

a reply to: Quantum12


Nope - but there is information here if you were curious and in the area on a lazy June Sunday Concert Info

-foss