For me itās a time issue. I donāt have time to use a razor and foam and then clean up the nicks. My 25-year old Norelco electric does the job in about two minutes, and my travel Braun is the same. Plus I can use them while Iām still half asleep without worrying about bad shaving technique. My skin is somewhat sensitive but neither shaver irritates it.
Buy a nice electric razor and shave every other day.
It decreases the rash/redness a bit if your skin is sensitive. Buy waterproof as can clean with hot water or even shave in shower.
Ah, my favorite furriners are the ones that smell freshly of soap and cologne.
Guys, there are plenty of skin lotions and stuff for men so that when a woman caresses your lovely faces, their hands do not meet sandpaper. You do not have to be metrosexual, no one is asking you to do a weekly mask and monthly skin spa. But if you go for mani/pedi, that actually adds a lot of points. Face? A bit if care goes a long way, a bit of moisturizer will make you look like a million bucks. And that is really cheap here.
My wife and daughter sometimes put the skin cleansing masks on my face and leave me there for what seems like eternity. I keep asking āhow many more minutesā. I do however now use moisturizer
I THINK Iāve been using a couple of Gillette Safety blades for a couple of years, though no sharing (Aww!) and they are about due for replacement/rotation
I use two charity shop safety razors. One of them for shaving, the other one (which has an adjustable head) I use to whittle my hair down.
When the shaving blade gets too blunt I replace it with a new one and move the old one into the hair whittling razor, which doesnāt need to be so sharp. Seems to work.
This shaving in the shower scheme might have possibilities, but Iād need a mirror, not so convenient since I usually shave at work
I did have an electric beard trimmer but seem to have lost it.
No, not at all - I think thatās the point of aftershave, something to do with astringency and closing the pores. It really helps. Think of it as losing oneās maidenhood on the wedding night - a few seconds of pain, followed byā¦less discomfort.