Thread: Ears

I use my straight to shave the "fuzz" off the outer edge of my ear. I accidentally sliced my ear the first time, but no problems now.

Originally Posted by forrestp38829

I use my straight to shave the "fuzz" off the outer edge of my ear. I accidentally sliced my ear the first time, but no problems now.

glad you healed without incident. I'll try it as a test of skill.

I usually go after the fuzz and any stray hairs with whatever is the razor of the day. This afternoon though, I caused a blood-letting by allowing my concentration to lapse. Just a gentle touch on the earlobe with the point-,oopps. Ears really BLEED.

When the ear hair gets noticable, out comes the cotton bud dipped in aftershave and lit. few taps with this in the appropriate areas sorts it quick time.

PuFF

Originally Posted by PuFFaH

When the ear hair gets noticable, out comes the cotton bud dipped in aftershave and lit. few taps with this in the appropriate areas sorts it quick time.

PuFF

that doesn't sound like sound advice

Originally Posted by PuFFaH

When the ear hair gets noticable, out comes the cotton bud dipped in aftershave and lit. few taps with this in the appropriate areas sorts it quick time.

PuFF

Interesting Do you get burnt?

Originally Posted by RichZ

Interesting Do you get burnt?

No. You only tap the flaming cotton bud on the areas to be addressed.

PuFF

Originally Posted by PuFFaH

No. You only tap the flaming cotton bud on the areas to be addressed.

PuFF

The problem area for me is growth on the inside of the tragus. Where are you singeing? why isn't this on youtube?

Originally Posted by Lt.Arclight

I usually go after the fuzz and any stray hairs with whatever is the razor of the day. This afternoon though, I caused a blood-letting by allowing my concentration to lapse. Just a gentle touch on the earlobe with the point-,oopps. Ears really BLEED.

Yes they do. Several years ago I kept my hair long and cut it when needed myself. I stopped doing that when one morning I clipped the top of my ear clean down to the cartlidge with some rather large 10 inch pattern shears... the gory details have been chronicled in my autobiographical tome: Death of a Mullet

Originally Posted by Lt.Arclight

Ears really BLEED.

They do, indeed. The following picture brought to you courtesy of a spike tip and some negligence.