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over a year ago
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"ive gone back to the old 2 sided blades like my dad used to uses ..much better shave and a fraction of the cost ..make my own shaving oil to"
This as DE shaving rocks! I've one of my grandads old 1960s gillettte stop but that only goes near my face |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My bruv does cutthroat shaves for a living
And he tells me that "in the trade" they all use Mach 3 razors as well for certain "bits"
To be fair we haven't discussed shaving around dangly bits though, so may be outside his sphere of experience
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I've found using baby oil and a fusion razor works well but I only use blades that the edge has gone off slightly ( too blunt for a face shave) that way it slide over the oil giving a close shave without nicking (apart from sometimes when I'm in a rush that is) will have to give this King Gel a whirl by the sound of it. Everything else I wax strip as it lasts longer. And I always shower off the baby oil etc. afterwards. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Try magic powder!  "
Is it a bit like Veet? Tried that but not on the sensitive areas it lists on the tube which is what I was hoping I could use it for.
Also found veet left my skin slightly sore on the none sensitive areas after using it, even when I washed it off before the time (delicate little flour that I am, lol) no problems since using the wax strip though. |
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