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    Senior Member DarthLord's Avatar
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    I use an alum block to great effect, with the addition of pressure when it's a particularly nasty cut.

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    I don't know I quite like the look of shaving with A mix of blood and lather streaming down my face Lol extra lubrication and keeps her from coming in saying what are you doing hahahahahaha
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    I use witch hazel.

    It comes in liquid form and smells like cheap whiskey. You can use it as a splash after shaving to cleanse the face. And if you put some on a cotton pad and hold it over a cut it'll stop it bleeding pretty fast.

    It's also dirt cheap, It does have a little bit of sting to it tho!

    It's also very good as a full face de-greaser, Stick some on a face cloth and rub away. It'll take out all your blackheads after a couple of applications.

    Women use it as make up remover and cleanser as well. So it's available just about everywhere that sells makeup. Just ask a monkey in a pharmacy/chemist/drugstore. They should take you straight to it.

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    I'll go with what ResidentR said.. plus chicks dig scars....

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    As far as Super Glue goes, for me it seems that with DEEP cuts that should have needed stitches to leave the ends of the cut un-superglued for drainage. But as far as nicks and minor gouges I tape mine up with the adhesive portion of a bandaid after alum block or stypic pencil. One ore two days and it is healed enough to shave. Here lately I seem to be digging the toe in an awful lot. One of the weeks. Enjoy it while it lasts.

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