Thanks for all these comments. Only sorry that I have to wait 'til morning to try a few new things.
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Thanks for all these comments. Only sorry that I have to wait 'til morning to try a few new things.
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Fido,
I have to agree with the middle of the roaders as I use as much of the blade as I can with sometimes the tip leading, sometimes the heel leading, and sometimes everything is mostly straight across. It really is what ever works best for the shaver as shaving is a unique experience.
The example from the barber's manual shows how one should try to shave another's face - motions which are probably remarkably different from shaving one's own face.
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I try to use the whole blade evenly as I know I want to keep the wear the same. Its easy to forget this and just use the toe for most of the shave.
When using a sharp point and shaving south along the side cheek, I do blow a little air into the check to insure the point does not catch my skin and cut me during the down stroke.
Good Luck!
Pabster
I try to use the whole blade evenly as I know I want to keep the wear the same. Its easy to forget this and just use the toe for most of the shave.
When using a sharp point and shaving south along the side cheek, I do blow a little air into the check to insure the point does not catch my skin and cut me during the down stroke. It was my disposable 2" blade that taught me this move.
Good Luck!
Pabster