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Hello, Freyguy:

Thanks for your note.

Keep trying and improvising on stretching and blade angle. What works for me might not work for you, since our faces, beards, razors and shaving...

My dear Freyguy:

How right you are. One analogy that covers both of us as we continue to learn this craft is this, and I have used it before: You can listen to a Brahms symphony or a piano...

Hello again, Jimmy:

Yes, indeed, I agree with everything you say. I, too, am faced with different whisker growth patterns on different sides of my face.

I believe as you that shaving with a...

Hello, Freyguy:

Thank you for your note.

Practicing your motions with a bladeless razor is an excellent idea. I remember at the beginning I did the same thing with a bladeless Feather razor....

Hello, Jimmy:

Good to hear from you. Thank you for your clear thoughts. I know exactly what you mean.

Something else I have discovered is this: The type of razor I use sometimes calls for a...

Hello again, niftyshaving:

I can't forgive myself for your getting lost. I hope you find your way.

Regards,

Obie

Hello, Northpaw:

Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and for the diagram.

Regards,

Obie

My dear Xman:

Ah, yes, the Assyrian Jedi — that's me.

Oy!

Stay well, and thanks.

Regards,

Hello, Sirshavelot:

Please forgive me, but your comments are so cliche-ridden, convoluted and fuzzy, I have no idea what you're trying to say.

Thank you, though, for your thoughts.

Regards,...

Hello, Niftyshaving:

Thanks for your thoughts. The points you bring up I already had covered in the set up to my resolutions.

Regards,

Obie

Ladies and Gentlemen:

Sometimes facial hair grows in such a jumble of confused paths and detours that shaving with a straight razor feels like driving zigzag in rush hour traffic.

Since any...