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03-23-2008, 05:23 PM #1
Angle is a factor you can adjust based on sound. At a very low angle you'll get less cutting sound, at the right angle more, then at too high an angle horrific razor burn followed by a flurry of posts on here to ask about "irritation and a lack of adequate honing" .
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03-24-2008, 05:38 PM #2
1) I use both hands because, personally, I find it easier to see what I'm cutting when I'm not reaching across the face. However, many people prefer to shave with their dominant hand. I did find that after a couple times using my other hand, it became easier.
2) I believe, as xChris said, this is practiced by barbers to ensure they don't cut their patrons. I also find it easier this way...I can get the toe right along the side of the face.
3) It seems that angle can vary depending on the blade/spine and the contours of your face. If it doesn't seem to be cutting, try adjusting a bit.