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[nicname]

You would be better off going to a good barber and paying him for the works if it is only on a rare occasion that you are going for the clean shave.  

If you indeed get the electric razor you def. need  


It makes the hairs stand up for a closer easier shave.

[ew2x4]

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Braun-Complete-Shaver-with-LED-Cord-Cordless/5184755?sourceid=1500000000000007346330&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=5184755

I replace the cleaning fluid maybe once every 4-6 months. I replace the head after 2 years. It's pretty good if you just need to clean up your shave. I use it daily. If I skip a day or two, I need to wet shave, just to get really close.

how easy is it to shave w/ compared to shaving cream and regular/non electric razor?

Tons easier. The main reason I use it. Takes me about half the time if I shave daily. If it's a bit long, it will take a while to shave.

[kougar24]

You would be better off going to a good barber and paying him for the works if it is only on a rare occasion that you are going for the clean shave. 

If you indeed get the electric razor you def. need 


It makes the hairs stand up for a closer easier shave.

That stuff actually works?

[hemmy]

Get that ball shaving razor posted on ksufans

[ew2x4]

Looks like mouth wash. I recommend trying it with mouth wash first.

[CHONGS]

Looks like mouth wash. I recommend trying it with mouth wash first.

Mouthwash will not work the same.  TRUST ME DO NOT MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE I DID.

<Trailblazer for science.

[Stupid Fitz]

Don't use the lectric shave stuff.  Your face will dry up something awful.  If you do get an electric, use it for a month or so before you give up.  Your face has to adjust.  Not sure why. 

[chum1]

http://www.ksufans.com/forums/index.php?topic=22973.0

There are two bits of good advice in this thread.  1) Shave in the shower.  2) Use a single pack of blades per year.  In addition to that I'd like to add something about not using shaving cream.  But I'm banned.

[Pete]

http://www.ksufans.com/forums/index.php?topic=22973.0

There are two bits of good advice in this thread.  1) Shave in the shower.  2) Use a single pack of blades per year.  In addition to that I'd like to add something about not using shaving cream.  But I'm banned.

I have a shower mirror, it makes all the difference in the world when you shave in the shower.  Wonder experience and wonderful results.

[Dr Rick Daris]

http://www.ksufans.com/forums/index.php?topic=22973.0

There are two bits of good advice in this thread.  1) Shave in the shower.  2) Use a single pack of blades per year.  In addition to that I'd like to add something about not using shaving cream.  But I'm banned.

I have a shower mirror, it makes all the difference in the world when you shave in the shower.  Wonder experience and wonderful results.

pete lives in a 1950's big timey hollywood hotel? 

[chum1]

I have a shower mirror, it makes all the difference in the world when you shave in the shower.  Wonder experience and wonderful results.

If the objective of shaving is not having a beard, I can testify that not having a mirror works just as well as having a mirror.  So, no, I will not be adding this suggestion to the ultimate shaving formula.  1) shower. 2) 1 pack of blades per year or so. 3) no shaving cream.  That's it.

[felix rex]

http://www.ksufans.com/forums/index.php?topic=22973.0

There are two bits of good advice in this thread.  1) Shave in the shower.  2) Use a single pack of blades per year.  In addition to that I'd like to add something about not using shaving cream.  But I'm banned.

I have a shower mirror, it makes all the difference in the world when you shave in the shower.  Wonder experience and wonderful results.

totally on board with this. Also have shower mirror (with radio!).

[nicname]

Another good tip.



I've had the same can for a year and a half.  I shave probably 3 times a week.

[chum1]

Talk about thorough.  I'd prob do the same if I was on TV and stuff.

[06wildcat]

You would be better off going to a good barber and paying him for the works if it is only on a rare occasion that you are going for the clean shave.  

If you indeed get the electric razor you def. need  


It makes the hairs stand up for a closer easier shave.

I though Kansas barbers were no longer allowed to provide shaves per the health department.

[nicname]

You would be better off going to a good barber and paying him for the works if it is only on a rare occasion that you are going for the clean shave.  

If you indeed get the electric razor you def. need  


It makes the hairs stand up for a closer easier shave.

I though Kansas barbers were no longer allowed to provide shaves per the health department.

wow that sucks

[tdaver]

I've had a $100 Braun for about 5 years, replaced the blades about a year ago.  It's works great during the week when I'm short on time, but it's not a close as a real shave.

[Dr Rick Daris]

I've had a $100 Braun for about 5 years, replaced the blades about a year ago.  It's works great during the week when I'm short on time, but it's not a close as a real shave.

this sounds good. don't care about getting a "close" shave. don't like spending time shaving. i have a beard/mustache trimmer that i keep at work and use it every day or so. just hate shaving. i could keep an electric razor there instead. it'd get me a little "closer" which would be perfect.

[slackcat]

Not electric but it beats any disposable razor out there. Cheap too.

I need one.

[PandaXpanda]

I spent 150 on a Norelco about 6 years ago and it still works great.  It will keep your face smooth you just gotta have some patience and take a little more time in the morning. 

why does it take patience? i've never used anything like this before. is it harder or easier than just shaving w/ shaving cream and a non electric type razor? seems like it would be easier.

It's easier imo, but if you want a real close shave you'll have to go back over spots multiple times.   

[kougar24]

the ultimate shaving formula.  1) shower. 2) 1 pack of blades per year or so. 3) no shaving cream.  That's it.

Probably the Worst.Shaving.Advice.O.A.T.

I.M.O.

[The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep]

I have to buy a new razor in the near future. I'm weighing the options myself but could use ALL of your help.

The options are as follows:

A- Buy a new straight razor (which kind?)
B- Buy an electric razor (which kind?)
C- Buy more cartridges for the Gillette Mach razor I already own (For some reason this is more expensive than buying a new razor entirely)

Now, I own an electric razor that I used to use when I first started shaving, but I found it works better on other places  . I shave about every other day. What should I do, you guys?

[steve dave]

electric razers are dogshit if you have thick facial hair.  given you only shave every other day you could probably use one. 

[CNS]

If you want your face to feel smooth when done shaving, don't get an elect.  If you want to feel a bunch of small prickles that will 5'oclock shadow up that day, then def get an elect razor.

[Saulbadguy]

Thanks to dax's HSIQ from TOS, I use a merkur. Great shave.

What type of blades?