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12-20-2011, 03:51 AM #1face scraper
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congrats! I had many new guy mistakes...and there are times I still get a little heavy handed on the neck.
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12-20-2011, 04:00 AM #2Indisposed
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It's true, straight razors can smell fear. And when they do they can see a trembling hand coming a mile away, then bloodshed ensues....
In all seriousness it does take a confident shaving stroke to achieve a smooth, bloodless shave. Congrats, you're on the way!Kippo likes this.
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12-20-2011, 04:14 AM #3Discount Member
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Too bad it took white wine to give me that courage to push through though. (I would NOT recommend ANY newbie drink before putting a blade to your face). I know I'm a professional (drinker that is)
Originally Posted by Ryan82
It's true, straight razors can smell fear. And when they do they can see a trembling hand coming a mile away, then bloodshed ensues....
In all seriousness it does take a confident shaving stroke to achieve a smooth, bloodless shave. Congrats, you're on the way!
But seriously, It's not so much fear, it's unwillingness, I would put the blade to my neck and move down very 'choppy'ish'. Start and Stop sort of thing. Not until I just glided through did it finally shave. If I can learn anyone can. Anyone...
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12-20-2011, 04:29 AM #4
Bravo Kippo!! Well Done!!
It gets alot better from here. Enjoy every shave!
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