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    Default Hello from Indonesia!

    Hi all!

    I am an American posted in Indonesia and long time lurker of the site. Also, a brand spankin' newbie to straight razor shaving.

    Looking forward to becoming part of the community!

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    Hello and welcome, do you have any gear yet?
    Bread and water can so easily become tea and toast

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    I picked up a sight unseen from whipped dog, poor man's strop, and recently ordered a silver tip.
    I initially purchased the straight to simply line my beard. Now I'm debating shaving it because the straight obsession is kicking in.

    Tough call though. I put a lot into this beard haha. Haven't been without facial hair in about five years.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MrWiggly View Post
    I picked up a sight unseen from whipped dog, poor man's strop, and recently ordered a silver tip.
    I initially purchased the straight to simply line my beard. Now I'm debating shaving it because the straight obsession is kicking in.

    Tough call though. I put a lot into this beard haha. Haven't been without facial hair in about five years.
    You could always style some mean lambchops. I predict your beard at least slowly shrinking for a while.
    How are you going with the shaving?
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    Hi and welcome. Im unfortunately in the same boat as swmbo won't let me shave the beard. Did so when on holidays a few weeks ago and got told not happening again. Was worth it though as I finally got to do a full shave. Hope the shaves are going well but if any prob ask questions as we like help. Good luck. Ed
    My wife calls me......... Can you just use Ed

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    Yeah, I'm thinking back to a goatee is in my feature. Lamb chops won't really be acceptable in my line of work.

    The wife hated when I grew the beard, now she doesn't want me to shave it.

    So far, so good, but it's been mostly lining my beard. Easier on the dominant hand, struggle a bit on the left side.

    FYI, we're all named Ed, kinda funny.
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    welcome Ed,

    do a full shave on your dominant side and just leave a full beard on the left. best of both worlds!

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    Welcome also called Ed. Listen to that previous bunch of Ed's and whatnots and you'll be in the goofy group with us. Had a full beard for forty years. Just said to myself, gulp, "I have to do this!". Electric beard trimmer first and then the reprieve and saved a goatee for memories sake. Easiest to trim around and hides the chin properly.
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    Just to clarify razorfeld isn't called ed (well not officially, but we could pretend I suppose). You could always shave the beard off once in a while.
    Bread and water can so easily become tea and toast

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    Not by the hairs of my chiney chin, chin!
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