Thread: Nick on the bridge of the nose!!

If there is a good thing about cutting the bridge of your nose, it is that you aren't likely to re-cut it while shaving.

Ouch, lucky it did not bleed too much. I can imagine the looks you must have gotten when asked how that happened. I once caught the edge of my nostril with a spike point and I bled like a stuck pig. Live and learn and you probably won't have that happen again.

if it makes you feel better I managed to cut both ear lobes on my first two shaves, and on thursday I managed to get a tiny nick on my eyelid

Originally Posted by Devilpup

if it makes you feel better I managed to cut both ear lobes on my first two shaves, and on thursday I managed to get a tiny nick on my eyelid

How in the world did you cut your eyelid?????

So far my tally is slicing my earlobe, and nicking right beneath my eye, both because I lacked due care and attention, silly me.

Geek

I was cleaning up my sideburns and was focusing on what I was doing but not on the heel of the blade. I just barley managed to but it bled like no other

I do not feel so bad now. Last week I was trying a slightly different approach to going ATG on my upper lip. As I was trying to get the blade in the right position I pressed the heel down on the tip of my nose. Was an odd sensation, blade met flesh then kept sinking further. Left me with a nice 2cm slice right on the tip of the nose. Was nice and deep too, bled pretty good.

Needless to say I scraped that new approach for my upper lip

This is one for the books.....

Originally Posted by WhiskerBiscuit

Good thing it got your nose & not your eye.
I'm always afraid I'm gonna slice up my earlobe.

Yeah, I've dinged my earlobe 3 or 4 times in the year that I've been straight shaving, always when using one of my spikes. The other thing I've done is get the front of my ear with a spike going WTG down the sideburns. This usually leads to the utterance of colorful methaphors.

Originally Posted by mjhammer

don't ask me how

Sorry, can't help it.. Shaving your eyelashes, or cutting a notch for your sunglasses to sit in?