Thread: anyone shaving "blind"?

I have to make sure I have my contacts in or my glasses on before I shave. It might be a good idea to have your eyes checked and then shave with glasses or contacts. Its easier when wearing contacts, but when I wear glasses diring the shave I just have to make sure the glasses don't get in the way.

As I recall we either have or had a member who was actually blind and he seemed to be doing OK.

I use a mirror but when it comes down to it I use feel more than actually seeing everything.

Originally Posted by thebigspendur

As I recall we either have or had a member who was actually blind and he seemed to be doing OK.

I've heard this before, & what i wanted to ask is, how on earth does such a member make use of this forum?! Can you get software that reads aloud for you? Even then, directing the mouse? Sorry to go off topic, but i'm intrigued!

I think that is/was how he does/did it, yes.

Anyone who shaves their head with a straight is most likely doing some parts of it "blind", particularly the back of the head.

I truly believe that being able to see where you are shaving is technically not necessary.

James.

Only shave half blind here