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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
Gentlemen of the Fab ecosystem, do you find shaving (face) a mundane chore or a blissfully ritualistic experience?
For me personally I quite enjoy the micro-pampering that my face gets. But I can imagine it can be quite a masculine nuisance for most other men. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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With a good blade it’s a good experience… but the best is the cut throat experience at my Turkish barber with the hot towels, shave, hot towel and stinging lemon cologne… come out feeling like a new man |
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"With a good blade it’s a good experience… but the best is the cut throat experience at my Turkish barber with the hot towels, shave, hot towel and stinging lemon cologne… come out feeling like a new man"
Fascinating to watch as well, such skill is amazing |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I hate doing it, it’s a chore, it’s not natural, it’s expensive, and it’s a waste of time. I use a bread trimmer and trim to number 4 about once a month (which is roughly how long it takes to be able to bite my own moustache) |
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"Gentlemen of the Fab ecosystem, do you find shaving (face) a mundane chore or a blissfully ritualistic experience?
For me personally I quite enjoy the micro-pampering that my face gets. But I can imagine it can be quite a masculine nuisance for most other men."
Enjoy it a lot more since I bought a quality double edge razor, proper soap and brush |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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When I do shave I take my time. I have an old school safety razor to get nice and close and have a proper lather brush. Plenty of aftershave afterwards too, first impressions count so got to do it right and take my time. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Its a real chore and no matter how fresh the blade is and how many different directions i shave in i still find a patch of stubble on the underside of my chin somewhere. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I go to a barbers once a month to get my facial hair trimmed/shaped. The only reasons I have a beard is because I can’t be arsed with shaving, and it shapes my face better.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"With a good blade it’s a good experience… but the best is the cut throat experience at my Turkish barber with the hot towels, shave, hot towel and stinging lemon cologne… come out feeling like a new man"
Agree 100% |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I like the crunch noise when a beard/stubble gets shaved. I do however, by and large prefer unshaved men. Regrowth is a prickly bastard if ever you get a good kissing. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Having said that, a proper hot towel and set fire to your ears Turkish shave is amazing "
Too afraid of getting your ears and nostril waxed? (I won’t do nostril - too painful) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Is one those things to endure
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Have you thought about electrolysis? Inconceivable and Compersion have had it done on their chins.  "
You cheeky sod - it's lucky you're over 200 miles away!  |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
"Is one those things to endure
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Have you thought about electrolysis? Inconceivable and Compersion have had it done on their chins.
You cheeky sod - it's lucky you're over 200 miles away! "
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Sometimes it pays to be geographically challenged. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Is one those things to endure
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Have you thought about electrolysis? Inconceivable and Compersion have had it done on their chins.
You cheeky sod - it's lucky you're over 200 miles away!
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Sometimes it pays to be geographically challenged. "
Just make sure you never "young lady" me or I will "soz" you until you're apoplectic. |
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By *ack688Man
over a year ago
abruzzo Italy (and UK) |
It wasn’t something I took any pleasure in back when I did it, just part of my morning shower, I certainly don’t miss it. Now, two minutes or so with a beard trimmer about every ten days is plenty, then I just ignore it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'll shave every few days. Something that needs to be done. Occasionally I'll let it grow and then trim all over for a few weeks but as we're getting to warmer months I like a clean shaven appearance for myself. |
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By *rReyMan
over a year ago
Fleet |
"Gentlemen of the Fab ecosystem, do you find shaving (face) a mundane chore or a blissfully ritualistic experience?
For me personally I quite enjoy the micro-pampering that my face gets. But I can imagine it can be quite a masculine nuisance for most other men."
I grow our a beard during the week then shave clean at the weekend. It's blissful to go back to smooth skin once a week. I can't go more than a week with stubble or short beard, it drives me mad. Hats off to the hipsters.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have a love hate relationship with my beard and also hate shaving. So these days it tends to be between stubble or a grade 2.
Saying that there is nothing better than a cut throat shave at the barbers. So a couple of times a year treat myself to one of those. |
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By *avie65Man
over a year ago
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"I have a love hate relationship with my beard and also hate shaving. So these days it tends to be between stubble or a grade 2.
Saying that there is nothing better than a cut throat shave at the barbers. So a couple of times a year treat myself to one of those. "
I've tried them a few times, I get a tad nervous when I catch site of the blade.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I hate it with a passion, regardless of whether it's an electric or blade it feels like I'm tearing my face but my wife hates heard so it's a small sacrifice. |
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Similar to the above.
It’s all about keeping the lines nice and tidy so it’s more homeless chic and less homeless.
Warm towel on face before and plenty of moisturiser too is the main tip I give to people. |
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Was in the military for 13 years and always saw it as a mundane chore.
Now that I have a beard I find using a cut throat for the edges etc completely different. Wish I’d used a cut throat much earlier in life |
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I recommend my patent two razor at once technique....have one razor in the sink ..soaking...while you're using the other one..take one or two shaving strokes then put that razor in the sink ...pick up the pre soaked razor rinsing any residual foam or whiskers repeat a couple of shaving strokes before putting this razor in the sink ...swap the razors and repeat until you have a totally smooth face ..then rinse clean and dry both for next time
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"With a good blade it’s a good experience… but the best is the cut throat experience at my Turkish barber with the hot towels, shave, hot towel and stinging lemon cologne… come out feeling like a new man
Fascinating to watch as well, such skill is amazing "
Not when they also do a neck "massage" that's actually a neck manipulation (2 totally different things) and you end up with nerve damage and not having the strength in your arm to lift a pint pot
.... And then needing an operation.
Yes I unfortunately know from personal experience  |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
"I find it a colossal pain in the arse, add have on more than one occasion considered getting my face fricking lasered as I couldn't grow a decent beard if I wanted to anyway 
LvM"
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Lorenzo, one of these days I'm going to use your sharp tongue to remove my chin fluff. |
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I really enjoy the whole shaving experience, I use a brush with a shaving soap from a bowl and I spend probably 5 minutes lathering my beard up. Then a sharp blade, my hands aren’t steady enough for a cut throat!
Once a month I have a shave from my local Turkish barber and he spends about 10 minutes on the lathering part and the results are fantastic. |
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Love shaving.
I've built up a nice collection of shaving soaps and aftershaves. Few different brushes, couple of double edge razors, endless blades.
Just a nice, quiet time when I can focus on one thing. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I love shaving my cock balls and ass in the shower
Getting all soaped up then shaving I find to be highly erotic
I also like to be facially clean shaved |
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