Thread: Any tips for bottom of neck?

Originally Posted by Prahston

I use an inverted grip like the one shown here. Seems and initially feels kinda wonky but, once the blade is against skin and your thumb feels that pressure, it is all intuitive from there and remarkably easy to control.

I have a Big 'Ol Goatee that goes down past my collarbones so I use a comb in non-razor hand to hold my beard up/away and then use the grip pictured from Center to Right in my right hand and from Center to Left in my left hand. I also do a standard pull with a normal grip but figured this to be the one to talk about as it is atypical... With one N->S Pull and one S->N Pull (.. both XTG for me..) I can get DFS easily using this grip for the S->N and it makes it really easy to sneak around along the jaw angle as well.

Doesn't that extended scale poke you in the chest starting out headed North?

Here are a couple pics of the best I can do for a "horizontal" pass mid neck. This is what works best for me as the grain on my neck is from my left to right in that area