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    I'm still relatively new to straights as well (about 6 months deep). I had the same problems with chin and upper lip, untill I started treating my stache like the rest of my face. Just go for it, several small strokes on the upper lip WTG and it will work out. As for the chin I don't feel like i can give any good advise, as it remains a tricky area for me still. Good luck!

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    Quote Originally Posted by joben View Post
    I'm still relatively new to straights as well (about 6 months deep). I had the same problems with chin and upper lip, untill I started treating my stache like the rest of my face. Just go for it, several small strokes on the upper lip WTG and it will work out. As for the chin I don't feel like i can give any good advise, as it remains a tricky area for me still. Good luck!
    Yeah, the stache is always hard for me too

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    Quote Originally Posted by mjhammer View Post
    Exactly right Rearview!!! I have a patch and mustache right now, so I'm not even learning how to shave those areas yet. Who knows, I may never need to learn.
    I've had a donut for some 15-20 years now. At one time I shaved it off just so I could shave more of my face - but I decided I did not like it so it grew back

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    Hi,

    that seems to be backwards from what I do, but thats not nesecarily bad.

    Try hot shower, then a cold splash after your shave.

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