Thread: Project coochie razor

Originally Posted by rastewart

OK, well, that was right up there with a thermos of espresso as a way to start the day ... ... at first, before, ahem, things started happening, I was thinking, "What? They call it a rude hedgehog over there??" But in a few seconds it all became clear.

Let me just add a viewer's advisory: Don't click on that link at work or in the presence of SWMBO, not with your speakers on anyway.

Thanks a bunch for the one song that I just DID NOT NEED stuck in my head now for the rest of the day! I also have the visual of those hedgehogs now and am not sure how I will answer the question "What's so funny?"

Originally Posted by Mike_ratliff

Is that a good thing or a bad thing?
and are you still going to be happy with this situation 20 years from now?

I think long before 20 years I'd hand her an eledtric razor, and go watch football. lol

LIMIT

Playing catch-up and just finished this thread... what a thread, indeed

I agree this could be a truly special experience and would urge all folks rushing to try it to go slow - maybe just trimming / shaping the easier areas first. I know it's no fun to be serious as I am now, but I'd hate people to read the thread and decide it's easy and no big deal...

That's the point: it IS a big deal

Cheers
Ivo

I have three nagging questions.
Is it mandatory to use a beaver brush for this task?
Could the discarded "muff" hair be used to make a brush, as it is guranteed to be pure beaver?
If the lady is "an older lady", would the brush be considered silver tip beaver, and therefore, conversely, more desirable?
Marcus

Just showed my wife this...

I thought it might happen but I wasn't going to hold my breath, without asking my lady friend saw me shaving last weekend and basically said that she wanted me to shave her. I said ok, since I had read this post and had thought about it a few times. All went well, but I would have to say it would have been much easier with a smaller razor, I used a wapi for the job as it was the shapest razor I had. That said if anyone knows where I can find such a razor please let me know, as she was so impressed she has told me that is now my job. I have no problem with this but it would be nice to a specific size razor for this job. PM me if you have any suggestions.
Kevin

open_razor ( the supplier of wapi's) on ebay has a few 3/8 blades :
Here

Originally Posted by kbs_74

but I would have to say it would have been much easier with a smaller razor,

http://www.classicshaving.com/catalo...013/564318.htm

Thiers-Issard "Le Dandy" White, 4/8

This Half Hollowed 4/8 Round Point razor is the ideal trim and detail razor for those with a moustache or beard. Also a perfect choice for hair styling!

I was curious so I thought it would be good to get some perspective:

top is 4/8 M.JUNG 80, bottom 3/8 Puma



Kind regards,

I believe DOVO makes a 2/8 in. razor for things like moustache work. I assume it would work just as well in other small, curvy places...