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Yeah, ain't dat da truth. Been getting sly looks from the 70-80 year old women I run into.:rock:

I even went as far, on a very hot Summer AM, to rub an ice cube over my face when done shaving. I now adjust the water temp based on the time of year and the general temperature range. The warmer the...

And been granted citizenship. You are allowed occasional trips to hot land to remind yourself of the better way for your face.

jfk742, let me outline my prep before I cold water shave. To start, I've sensitive skin and react to some ingredients in the products as well as a mild case of Rosacea. That is what lead me to a cold...

I'd say 1 thru 6 for starters. These days don't take the term cold literally. I switched to cold water shaving in the extreme and now, for me, any temp but hot, or very hot gives me a great shave. As...

Cold is the way to a man's stubble. Read in depth a little more and you'll find that cold is used as a generic term for any temp other than hot. I'm the loudest mouth for cold water shaving but the...

Jack0458, I see you are in Florida. Ice cold water may be the ticket for you. Remember, cold is as cold is perceived taking into account location, season, and preferences. I'm in Oregon and it...

As one of the main floggers of cold water shaving I entered it with a little trepidation since I've always disliked cold water, especially after a hot shower. As I matured in using cold water I...

Elcs, don't take the term 'cold' water' literally. I switched to cold water shaving because of irritation, sensitive skin, sensitive to some products and Rosacea and have found that any temperature...

I'm a cold water shaver, but I've modified my approach. No hot water shaves anymore, but depending on the time of year I range between tepid to ice cold water temp. No irritation and keeps my...