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Gillete fusion. I use a brush and the soap in a dish thing. Shave about once a week.
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BIC single blade. Multi-blade (BIC or other brands) not as good.
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Going out for the evening - Gillette Mach 3 type wet shave
On site at client co - Electric whilst doing other things/boiling kettle etc
WFH - fck that for a game of soldiers.
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Gillette fusion proglide with 5 (count em!) blades
shave every morning in the shower...
only cut myself once per month on average and you can normally see 5 quite clear cuts!
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How can you get as close a shave if you only shave with the grain? That's the reason I prefer wet shaving when I can be bothered, it's so much softer. But only if I shave with the grain first, then shave the opposite way - that's the bit which makes the difference.
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very trueOriginally posted by SimonMac View PostThats the key now more than blades, prepping the face for the shave, as a minimum a very hot towel to open the pours and soften the hairs
that and shaving according to the grain, which i think is what the guy was examinging
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Thats the key now more than blades, prepping the face for the shave, as a minimum a very hot towel to open the pours and soften the hairsOriginally posted by filthy1980 View Posthad one of these whilst on holiday in turkey,
the guy was a mute and spent ten minutes rubbing his hand over my face and about 30 seconds actually shaving me,
i thought i was in a scene from Midnight Express for a minute but have to say it was the best shave i've ever had, close as anything and not cuts or rash.
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had one of these whilst on holiday in turkey,Originally posted by SimonMac View PostOne of the few treats in life I give myself is a high quality turkish shave with a straight edge, just getting harder and harder to find places that still do them
the guy was a mute and spent ten minutes rubbing his hand over my face and about 30 seconds actually shaving me,
i thought i was in a scene from Midnight Express for a minute but have to say it was the best shave i've ever had, close as anything and not cuts or rash.
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One of the few treats in life I give myself is a high quality turkish shave with a straight edge, just getting harder and harder to find places that still do them
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Isnt that for your teeth though?Originally posted by Ramrod View PostDettol and a wire brush.
Same as for everything else.
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Electric every time.
Quicker, cheaper, virtually no chance of cuts and if you need to shave twice a day, painless and doesnt give you shaving rash.
Wet shaving I always had to throw the blades away after 3 shaves as they had dulled (yes, I know you can strop them).
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I normally use an electric razor but prefer real shaving when I've the time. In the past I used Mach3 and an orange one that had a AA battery in the handle (Fusion?) but could never decide if that was a gimmick.
Right now I'm using a Tesco Mach 3 rip-off I think.
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