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Cut myself today.
Ive been SR shaving for a few months and de shaving when in a hurry for a few weeks. Well it's the end of the school year so I've been in a constant state of rush and have had to use the de for the last two weeks. Well today I had an awards ceremony and took the time to straight shave. I stropped, showered, steamed and then lathered up with truefitt and hill 1805 (loved it but the sample seemed a little thinner than the sandelwood one I've used). The shave went amazing. The closest I've ever gotten, litteraly my first true bbs. When finished I did a cold water rinse, coated my face with witch hazel then truefitt and hill ultimate comfort AS balm after about 20 minutes I applied my favorite AS splash. Lastly I stripped, and oiled the razor and put it away. Unfortunately coming upstairs I tripped on the cat fell and busted open my eyelid and a bit of the skin covering the eye socket when I hit it on the door knob. Well this brings me to the moral of the story never apply skeptic pencil to a cut like that, it hurts so much more and even a deep shaving scoop.
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Devilpup
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Ouch!
I hope it heals quickly. Did it give you a black eye?
When I was in graduate school, I ran into an 18" high glass coffee table late at night, which left a quarter-size hole on my shin. I could see the bone. Not wanting to spend the time or money to go to the emergency room, I poured aftershave on the wound. I nearly passed out from the pain. I still have the scar. Aftershave and styptic pencils belong on the face!
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Happy Shaving and good luck on the NROTC scholarship.
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Sorry to hear about that. My wife recently nicked herself while shaving her legs. I thought I'd help out and got out my alum block for her. One touch to her leg with the block and she near knocked my head off yelling "that f**king kills!!!".
Moral to that story... don't touch anyone with an alum block. :D
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DLB surprisingly no it's just a little swollen but not black. And thank you I keep working for it.
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Devilpup,
Wow! Be careful. I know what you mean by tripping over your cat. I have two of them and they have a mysterious way of getting underfoot and causing you to stumble.
Glad that you didn't fall on your razor, break it and cut a vein on your wrist. That would not only have been disastrous, but also life threatening.