What's your shaving game?

[Draconator]

I sometimes buy products off of Facebook ads. Two products that have worked out beautifully is the Henson Shaver and blades, and the Remay Shave Gel Bar. Using those two products has my razor absolutely glide across my face, even in days old growth. No stubble left behind. And with the Henson Shaver and blades, I don't need to buy replacement blades or a new shaver for about 5 years. (Gone one year already on the stock I have). The Remay shave gel bars around around $25 for a 2 month supply. 

 

What's your shaving game look like? 

[HereComesTheReignAgain]

[Draconator]

1 hour ago, Simon said:

 

I don't want to dull my shiv

Fair point

[US Egg]

Are ears, nose, eyebrows and back of the neck part of the “game”?

[ExiledInIllinois]

Don't...

[US Egg]

6 hours ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Don't...

Don’t what?

[ExiledInIllinois]

1 hour ago, US Egg said:

Don’t what?

Shave.  Just grow into Cousin It.😉

 

[US Egg]

1 minute ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Shave.  Just grow into Cousin It.😉

Wise words. Wish someone would have told me that 50 years ago. I’m shaving damn near up to my eye sockets.

[\GoBillsInDallas/]

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

When the urologist requests that you shave prior to your vasectomy, it's 'below the equator' that is being referenced.

[Simon]

A cheap electric is fine as long as I keep up with it.

If I let it go more than a few days, I have to break out an even cheaper Bic.

Wait, we are talking about faces, right?

[LeviF]

Haven't shaved my beard off in seven years or so. But my kit when I did shave:

 

Merkur safety razor (I forget which model but it was one of the long ones)

Personna red pack double edge blades

Badger hair brush, bowl, and shave soap

Jack Black post shave gel

[Draconator]

2 hours ago, Simon said:

A cheap electric is fine as long as I keep up with it.

If I let it go more than a few days, I have to break out an even cheaper Bic.

Wait, we are talking about faces, right?

Have you seen last Wednesday's South Park?

[Walking Tall]

Every day I get my neck. Once every three days the rest…all while showering. Just use the body soap in a pump.

Edited Monday at 09:32 PM by Walking Tall

[boater]

I use an Wahl electric hair trimmer like the barber has, with no length attachments.

 

It leaves just a little bit of stubble, kind of like a 5 o'clock shadow. The bonus is that it leaves your skin completely alone, no razor burn whatsoever. Another bonus, you aren't buying new blades, screens, what ever. The trimmer lasts forever with no maintenance other than a drop of oil twice a year.

 

 

[Simon]

2 hours ago, Draconator said:

Have you seen last Wednesday's South Park?

 

Aside from a couple games of the Stanley Cup Finals, I don't think I've turned on a TV since we got knocked out by the Chiefs in January. 

[CookieG]

One cheaply made Youtube commercial into a billion dollar company in less than 10 years.  Now that's a shaving game!

 

 

I can't say I really have a shaving game.  A triple blade razor usually, soap instead of shaving cream or shaving butter (whatever that is).  A few whacks against the sink or shower tiles and Im done.

 

 

[wagon127]

I always shave the day of the Bills 1st preseason game, and let it grow until the bills are out of the playoffs. #seasonlongbeard

Edited 9 hours ago by wagon127

[Victory Formation]

Open goatee/Van *****.. Sometimes a wide base underneath by the chin, sometimes a shorter one. I only use double edged razors because I have sensitive skin.. 

 

I shave everything down with an electric trimmer once in a while.. I also use Honest Amish beard oil on all of my facial hair and I love it. Smells good and keeps my beard/goatee soft..

 

Hair always grows back so I mix things up occasionally, but 90% of the time it’s a Van *****/goatee style of beard.

 

Right now I’m letting the hair grow in all around my jaw line and I’m rocking an open goatee above it..

[Augie]

I probably shave at least 363 days a year. It’s just part of getting up. If I didn’t shave you probably wouldn’t notice, but it’s part of the process to get ready for the day. 

 

But, how many of you have to worry about the hair on your back merging with the hair on their neck and head? Like Fitz, but it reverse. I see that at the barber shop sometimes, and there can be a no man’s land kinda dilemma. How much of this do we clear? Separation of hairy areas is like shoveling in a blizzard.