View Poll Results: When do you use the Alum Block ???

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  • I use the Alum before my Cold water rinse

    11 23.91%
  • I use the Alum after my Cold water rinse

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    I'm an AFTER cwr alum user.
    I very much like the alum block and use it every shave

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    Quote Originally Posted by bevansmw View Post
    I do

    CWR
    Alum
    CWR
    Pat dry..
    AS
    That's exactly what I do as well. CWR to wash face of lather etc. Then alum. Then another CWR to remove alum, and ASB to finish. I usually clear up and strop between Aum and CWR#2 to let the alum do its stuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bevansmw View Post
    I do

    CWR
    Alum
    CWR
    Pat dry..
    AS

    I use this same procedure too..

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    Idon't do a cold water rinse. I put the alum on right after I rinse off the excess lather but I don't use cold water. Then I let the alum dry on then I wipe with my damp towel add aftershave with scent and go.






    Cold water rinse= masochists?

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    Quote Originally Posted by justchillin View Post
    I use this same procedure too..
    Same here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bevansmw View Post
    I do

    CWR
    Alum
    CWR
    Pat dry..
    AS
    Yup, me too. Tightens the ol' skin right up!

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    I don't know what an alum block is but if I did, and if I had one and if I did a cold water rinse, I'd probably use it in a manner that would be considered customary and reasonable, or nearly so.

    I hope I don't find out what the alum block is noy why it is used because I will likely fall into the same trap as I do with the rest of this wet shaving stuff and then I'd get a bad ABAD.
    Last edited by icedog; 05-17-2008 at 09:31 AM.

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    When I put this up for a poll, I didn't post how I used the Alum, I figured now I would and the reason why I use it this way....
    I finish my shave with a hot water rinse, then use the Alum bar, this gives me instant feedback on how smooth my shave actually was, lots of stinging, too much pressure, etc: etc:
    I leave the Alum on my face as I clean up the shave den, then do a cold water splash/rinse, pat dry, and apply the AS of the day....

    This leaves nice, tight, smooth, skin after the shave, and as all of us would agree, Tight & Smooth is much nicer.... (Oh that was Soooooooooo bad on Soooooooo many levels)

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    where do i get the alum block. I cant find it anywhere!!! anyone have a link

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    You can get them at GNC just ask for crystal deodorant

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