Electric shavers / Razors

So I guess I'll stick to the Gillette then! I usually have a good Jason Statham jaw after 2 days of no shaving, sometimes the Mrs likes it when she's feeling a bit rough and ready but most of the time she hates getting stubble rash from me giving her a peck on the cheek etc :p
I'll just bite the bullet and buy the 32 blade pack at £99 or what ever it is :(

I can't believe some use the BIC blades - those things cause more damage to my face than driving down a country lane with no tyres on!
 
OldCarlos said:
Face?
Who mentioned face?


:D :LOL:
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You have my permission to laugh at the following true tale...

The most uncomfortable part of my sizzle was where I nicked my bawbag as I was doing my pre-surgery shave. That was with a Gillette multiblade disposable, first and only use. Stung like f*** as it happened and itched for ages afterwards! (And yes, razor rash can happen anywhere...)
 
I should change my user name to NutSac Nicked!!!
 
Guess who lost a bet last night and allowed the Mrs to do the back, crack and sack :-( I've lost a layer of skin just above the shaft and have various blood blisters around the sack. A lot of the wax wouldn't come off so we had to shave the lot off. I'm not kidding either I actually struggled to walk around at work today due to the burning on my now removed man Bush :-(
 
It's pretty much red raw downstairs and I would happily upload a photo as proof but it will make a lot of legs cross :-(
 
Well it was also because I "accidentally" bought all of the new lego star wars sets on Amazon which arrived a few hours before the incident :-( sods law I also have man flu right now !!!
 
Flightphoto said:
Guess who lost a bet last night and allowed the Mrs to do the back, crack and sack :-( I've lost a layer of skin just above the shaft and have various blood blisters around the sack. A lot of the wax wouldn't come off so we had to shave the lot off. I'm not kidding either I actually struggled to walk around at work today due to the burning on my now removed man Bush :-(
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I shave my own bawbag. :cautious: I'd never trust a no-tail with a blade, anywhere near that area :shifty: :sneaky:
 
The pain is a bit more bearable today! I've been left with a bit of scarring by the look of it though. It basically looks like a red mustache above the member :( I normally trim downstairs anyway so the razor doesn't scare me too much - there's an art to not cutting the nether regions :p
 
Pressing too hard ^ softly softly no getty rashy.
 
I've got a Philips Aqua touch razor - use Gel with it and wet shave and its pretty damn good.

I then finish off so to speak with a cheapish razor.

I now can't totally wet shave as it cuts my face to bits but can't dry shave as it hurts my sensitive skin !
 
I shave once a week if I'm lucky, run an electric trimmer over it then wet shave with Wilkinson sword quarto, blades last me about two months each so not too expensive
 
I had a beard experiment over the summer, found it much more work brushing and trimming versus a nice and quick wet shave everyday. My Quattro blades seem to last many weeks if I shave regularly, if I skip a couple of days they will wear much quicker.
 
andy0306 said:
If The Skarp Laser Razor takes off it could be the new shaving standard. They have a huge backing from Kickstarter.
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I can't help feeling that's vapourware though, the worlds next greatest thing in shaving invented and marketed by guys with beards.
 
andy0306 said:
If The Skarp Laser Razor takes off it could be the new shaving standard. They have a huge backing from Kickstarter.
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James Bond was not happy at the thought of a laser near his nads though :D

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The idea is sound but I think I'll wait a while :D
 
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