Longterm straight users: What happened when your face and neck got droopy with age?

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Originally Posted by bill3152

Best wishes on your situation pixel. Hope all goes well....

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+1 on that.

Bob

All the best to you pixelfixed!!

Pixel, remember the quote by a WW II Admiral, "Non carborundum bastardi" Don't let the bastards wear you down.

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Originally Posted by Razorfeld

Pixel, remember the quote by a WW II Admiral, "Non carborundum bastardi" Don't let the bastards wear you down.

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Thx,nothing will ever wear me down:)

Well, I'm glad I don't have those problems like you old codgers. When you don't grow old you don't have to worry as my buddy Ponce de Leon used to say.

You have my best wishes on your situation as well, pixel. Here's hoping you can do a little "rewiring".



rs,
Tack

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Originally Posted by Tack

Well, you don't have to be (quite) 100 years old to have started to sag a bit here and there. Actually, a bit of "play" in the skin makes it easier to move a patch of whiskers to a place where it can be more easily attacked...

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this ^

taut skin and wet whiskers and a good edge-will always be the combination needed. how you get there...matter of choices.

Sorry to hear that Pixelfixed. :( I also have arthritis but not megga like you.

Anyways for the thread, this is on the whole good that the saggy, baggy necks & faces can keep on indulging themselves with what must be the purest way to shave known to man.

You guys could even trade tips (hint hint - it will all be good insight for others to take into consideration 18 or 80 right?).