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Originally posted by Sushipunk I have to agree with Jenny. Pubes are pretty funny.

until you get one stuck in between your front teeth.

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Originally posted by igottaknow until you get one stuck in between your front teeth.

Yeah, but with the girls you go after you don't really have to worry about that, now do you?

i used to use mach3 turbo's, but tried using schick quattro and definitely stuck with me. MUCH better, imo.

i just shave in the shower, with regular soap. and i do it every day too.
the quattros keep me pretty smooth, even after multiple uses.

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Originally posted by Miss Pie Yeah, but with the girls you go after you don't really have to worry about that, now do you?

yeah primary teeth always have big gaps between them

I find that you can get a better/closer shave with better product, not necessarily a different razor. Look into a proper shaving set with better face wash, lather, shaving foam/cream and after shave.

There's one called Art Of Shaving that's pretty good.

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Originally posted by bas I find that you can get a better/closer shave with better product, not necessarily a different razor. Look into a proper shaving set with better face wash, lather, shaving foam/cream and after shave. There's one called Art Of Shaving that's pretty good.

Good call, actually. I used the regular Gilette shaving foam for ages, and it was ok. Last year I changed to some Nivea moisturising stuff, and it's heaps better.

ive become a huge fan of shaving with an x-acto knife

I use a Gillette Sensor 3 on my neck, and always have stubble on my face.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I use a Gillette Sensor 3 on my neck, and always have stubble on my face.

I've used everything from discount Gillette knock-off's, to the the most recent Gillette ProGlide, and I've yet to come across any razor that fails to leave a reasonable amount of stubble afterwards. The only notable difference I've noticed is that the lower-end razors just leave more of it over time faster than the brand-name ones do.

It's not at all a problem, though, as I rather prefer a bit of stubble at all times, so I guess my razor's deficiencies are my gains.

i have (thankfully) never been particulary hairy (my arse is like stu's noggin). so its an electric razor for me.

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN i have (thankfully) never been particulary hairy (my arse is like stu's noggin). so its an electric razor for me.

I shave my head once a week, queerboat. Your arse hair must grow pretty quick.

An electric razor makes sense for you though. Lazy fucker

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Originally posted by Sushipunk An electric razor makes sense for you though. Lazy fucker

yep!

though im pissed off. i dropped it a couple weeks ago, so the long hair trimmer bit is broken. so now i have to shave regularly, coz if it gets too long i'll have to buy a new razor haha.

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Originally posted by Sushipunk I shave my head once a week, queerboat.

I finally decided to meet nature halfway, and shave my head on a regular basis, as well. I've been using this thing:



I'm never able to do it entirely on my own, though.

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Originally posted by Paradox Lost I've used everything from discount Gillette knock-off's, to the the most recent Gillette ProGlide, and I've yet to come across any razor that fails to leave a reasonable amount of stubble afterwards. The only notable difference I've noticed is that the lower-end razors just leave more of it over time faster than the brand-name ones do.

That's not what I mean... I deliberately grow a short beard on my face, but shave from the jawline down with a razor. The Sensor 3 rarely gives a super-smooth finish but I don't really care on my neck, and the blades are a lot cheaper than the top end models.

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Originally posted by Paradox Lost I finally decided to meet nature halfway, and shave my head on a regular basis, as well. I've been using this thing: I'm never able to do it entirely on my own, though.

How close does it shave?

And why can't you do it by yourself?

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Originally posted by Sushipunk How close does it shave? And why can't you do it by yourself?

Upon the closest shave, it always leaves you with a very small amount of stubble on your head, which (again), I prefer. So yeah, very close, but depending upon how you understand 'shaved,' it may not necessarily shave your head (not like yours, at least). But it's very quick, and is simply a matter of taking the clippers off, and adjusting it to the lowest possible setting.

And I said I can't do it entirely by myself; I always need someone else to help me clean up my neck and even out a few patches, here and there.

also i don't use any aftershave at all.

When I was in the Marines my whole paycheck was dedicated to buying razors, it sucked.

I used Gillette Fusion Power shit, was the only razor that didn't carve my hairy ass up.

Now that I don't need a close shave I got this cheap Wahl beard trimmer that leaves me with a little stubble. I also use it to shave my head. Come to think of it, this piece of crap works really well and I've had it almost 2 years.



I use the Norelco Bodygroom to shave my ass and trim my pubes into a star.

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Originally posted by bas I find that you can get a better/closer shave with better product, not necessarily a different razor. Look into a proper shaving set with better face wash, lather, shaving foam/cream and after shave. There's one called Art Of Shaving that's pretty good.

I agree prep is one of the most important part of shaving especially if you have coarse hair. Take the time to properly hydrate your hair you'll get a closer shave with less irritation. My favorite is Tabac shaving soap, I'll never be able to go back to goo in a can.

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