Hey, All,

I keep hearing that BBS is the ultimate goal. I finally may have reached it IF my definition of BBS is consistent with at least most of you.
Here's the deal:
After shaving, if I stroke my face with my hand WITH the grain, it is absolutely smooth as glass all over--everywhere. (No detection whatsoever that whiskers were ever there.)
If I stroke my face with my hand ACROSS THE GRAIN, it is absolutely smooth as glass all over.
(These "tests" are the same whether my face is wet or completely dry.)
When I stroke my face against the grain, I detect the presence of whiskers, albeit like super duper fine sand paper.
My thought is that if stroking my face against the grain were to be smooth as glass with no detection whatsoever of whiskers, I must have used high power Nair or some acid compound and melted those suckers well below skin surface.
So...my brothers in blades...have I accomplished BBS???