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Title: shaving
Post by: LanceRomance on September 21, 2014, 08:08:52 am
I just tried king of shaves shaving oil and I think it will revolutionise my daily shaving regime.

Cant believe I havent used it sooner.


Baggers,  haven't tried it on the stump and nuts yet but I a msure I will  ;D

Anyway, what do people here use?

 I jump in and out of electric razors and gilette fusion (bloody expensive)
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: Thryleon on September 21, 2014, 09:23:11 am
Mach three blades.  I can't justify going fusion.

Aside from that shaving gel.  Whatever brand.

What I do prior to shaving is wash my shaving area with a wash that has little beads in it to remove dead skin and allow a smoother shave.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: Bear on September 21, 2014, 09:36:25 am
Lance, I do use the King of Shaves gel. Good stuff.

If you enjoy a "fresh" start to the morning, try their menthol gel. Too much for me.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: Mav on September 21, 2014, 09:41:17 am
You guys serious?  Shaving as soon as I get out of the shower without shaving cream with a disposable, 1 blade razor is fine by me.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: madbluboy on September 21, 2014, 09:43:43 am
(http://www.healthsnap.ca/image/cache/data/products/bic-hybrid-advance-triple-blade-shaver-for-men-shaver-600x600.jpg)

Much cheaper.

I use a shaving cream with a brush, after I shower of course.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: PassIt2Carrots on September 21, 2014, 09:59:07 am
I just shave in the shower, no gel required.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: ElwoodBlues1 on September 21, 2014, 10:02:49 am
I use an electric Braun and dont use blades..prefer a bit of stubble on the face as well, I dont ever shave too close as its not great for your skin.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: thrunthrublu on September 21, 2014, 10:06:32 am
always throw on some proraso after a shave, sometimes before and after - feels great
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: Baggers on September 21, 2014, 10:14:58 am
LR... stump and nuts? You're a fair-dinkum classic. I wouldn't let any blade within a kilometre of that region!!!!

As for shaving the 'regular' area... same as 3 Leos. Straight after the shower use a 'sensitive' shaving cream as prone to ingrowns/rashes. Copious after shave (prefer Guerlain products).
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: Professer E on September 21, 2014, 10:17:47 am
Shaving?   Once a week luxury...can of hot water from the brekkie fire, wing mirror from the Toyota... Cheap disposable blades because they're munged after scraping off the veener of red dust, sunblock, fly spray etc
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: LanceRomance on September 21, 2014, 11:03:53 am
I have often questioned the value of the expensive blades I buy.

Might try cheaper disposable ones.

Anyone tried a straight razor?
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: LanceRomance on September 21, 2014, 11:05:46 am
Shaving?   Once a week luxury...can of hot water from the brekkie fire, wing mirror from the Toyota... Cheap disposable blades because they're munged after scraping off the veener of red dust, sunblock, fly spray etc

Is that you russell coight?  ;D
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: nathbear on September 21, 2014, 11:17:05 am
Meh I hate shaving.

I used to use a Gilette Mach 3 about once a week, but my crazy girlfriend and I had an argument over some trivial crap last weekend and she decided to throw my razor and all the blades away for some reason (along with hiding all of my phone chargers somewhere and throwing my shower gel out into the yard... like I said, she be crazy).

So last night I used a disposable for the first time since I was 15... and it hurt... I actually went through three of them before I learned the 'one light brush at a time' technique that allowed me to finish the job.

14 or so hours later, my face still hurts.

Fml.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: LanceRomance on September 21, 2014, 11:20:12 am
Meh I hate shaving.

I used to use a Gilette Mach 3 about once a week, but my crazy girlfriend and I had an argument over some trivial crap last weekend and she decided to throw my razor and all the blades away for some reason (along with hiding all of my phone chargers somewhere and throwing my shower gel out into the yard... like I said, she be crazy).

So last night I used a disposable for the first time since I was 15... and it hurt... I actually went through three of them before I learned the 'one light brush at a time' technique that allowed me to finish the job.

14 or so hours later, my face still hurts.

Fml.

Sounds like you should start waxing :P
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: ItsOurTime on September 21, 2014, 01:16:34 pm
I have a fusion. I've found it the most comfortable (and quickest) by far which is important because my skin is super sensitive and I can't be arsed standing in front of a mirror.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: LP on September 21, 2014, 01:18:11 pm
You blokes must be millionaires, those flash razors cost a fortune!

A straight shave with a straight blade, just rub a bar of soap on the dry face first, then afterwards buff off the residue with the dry towel, or your shirt!

Best of all, if you are use to straight shaving and get stuck out in the bush, the broken stubby works just as well, always scrap with the grain though! ;)

Title: Re: shaving
Post by: sandsmere on September 21, 2014, 01:36:02 pm
Doesn't worry me. I haven't shaved since march 1970.  8)

Title: Re: shaving
Post by: kruddler on September 21, 2014, 01:39:15 pm
Buy in bulk!

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/New-Gillette-Fusion-POWER-Blades-32-Blades-4-Packs-of-8-Authentic-/261597698600?pt=AU_HairRemoval&hash=item3ce8701a28
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: LanceRomance on September 21, 2014, 01:47:03 pm
Doesn't worry me. I haven't shaved since march 1970.  8)

Please explain?
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: crazyjoedevolamk11 on September 21, 2014, 01:49:37 pm
In shower, Schick Quatro and Gillette Sensitive Gel....for some reason I can make the blades last for about 6-8 weeks before I change them...brings the cost right down...then a bit of Garnier After Shave cream...the days off to a great start ;)
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: Woodstock on September 21, 2014, 02:00:43 pm
My skin can't handle the wet shave too well like others on here.

My parents bought me an electric Philishave 8894 - 11 odd years ago. THE best present ever. I still use it to this day. Quick, v v easy to clean (run under tab and leave to dry), charges fully within an hour and that charge will last for a couple of months. I have had to replace the heads on it once in all that time. Though I think I might need to do so again. ($35-50) When I went to the shaver shop, I think the one between Bourke and Elizabeth Street in Melbourne, the guy at the counter sagely nodded and told me it was an old time classic electric. One of the best made. Sadly I felt like I was part of some dorky privileged club  :o  :o

I don't think you can buy these anymore, but I won't go back to wet shave. Electric is convenient and way, way cheaper in the long run guys. Even if you invest $200 on a good quality one, you will be miles ahead in $$$ over the next few years instead of paying a bloody fortune on razors and rashes.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: sandsmere on September 21, 2014, 02:01:51 pm
Never heard of a beard Lance???????  ::)
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: PassIt2Carrots on September 21, 2014, 05:35:14 pm
Never heard of a beard Lance???????  ::)

Mate you would have one hell of a tan line after 44 years!!
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: Juddkreuzer on September 21, 2014, 05:48:53 pm
Doesn't worry me. I haven't shaved since march 1970.  8)

This you Sandy? ;)

(https://31.media.tumblr.com/9340a25c593a6cf75fc0f591ff77b02d/tumblr_mpc55ehiI51rw872io1_400.jpg)
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: ElwoodBlues1 on September 21, 2014, 08:33:17 pm
My skin can't handle the wet shave too well like others on here.

My parents bought me an electric Philishave 8894 - 11 odd years ago. THE best present ever. I still use it to this day. Quick, v v easy to clean (run under tab and leave to dry), charges fully within an hour and that charge will last for a couple of months. I have had to replace the heads on it once in all that time. Though I think I might need to do so again. ($35-50) When I went to the shaver shop, I think the one between Bourke and Elizabeth Street in Melbourne, the guy at the counter sagely nodded and told me it was an old time classic electric. One of the best made. Sadly I felt like I was part of some dorky privileged club  :o  :o

I don't think you can buy these anymore, but I won't go back to wet shave. Electric is convenient and way, way cheaper in the long run guys. Even if you invest $200 on a good quality one, you will be miles ahead in $$$ over the next few years instead of paying a bloody fortune on razors and rashes.

Yep Electric is the way to go to Woody, tried a few and Braun make the best today, was a Remington man for many years but they have fallen behind Braun in terms of design and technology IMO...
Did use blades as a young bloke but ended up looking like Norman Gunston after carving my face up and have not used one for 30 years....
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: Mantis on September 21, 2014, 08:37:03 pm
I used a Philishave electric and switched to a Braun and thought it was the best thing I ever bought. Bought replacement blades and grill when they wore out and had it for 10 years. Now I bought a $39 (ALDI) electric they sell and think its the best thing I have ever used. Closer shaving than when I use a blade years ago.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: deepbluesee on September 21, 2014, 09:31:20 pm
Really not a fan of electric razors, mine is pretty old and I believe that are all nasty for causing in-grown hairs as well as giving an inferior shave. Only use it when I'm in a real hurry. Blade is a much better option.
Aldi sell a multi blade razor - much cheaper than the 'branded' ones and every bit as good. Well worth considering - I swapped over a couple of years back and have not looked back.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: sandsmere on September 22, 2014, 06:12:26 am
Not quite as long as that jk, but it does get a quick trim now and again.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: DJC on September 22, 2014, 07:46:53 am
I can't believe the price of razorblades for the current crop of razors - another rip off like printer ink and electric tooth brush heads  >:(

I use a Phillishave and I have just replaced the blades after about 5 years.  It does a pretty good job but it's not a close shave.  I use a disposable in the shower if I want a closer shave.

I still have my original shaving brush and that may get a run once or twice a year.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: c4e on September 22, 2014, 09:12:46 am
Buy in bulk!

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/New-Gillette-Fusion-POWER-Blades-32-Blades-4-Packs-of-8-Authentic-/261597698600?pt=AU_HairRemoval&hash=item3ce8701a28
A bit the same Krudds. Bought the Mach 3 in bulk for less than half price
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: Thryleon on September 22, 2014, 10:57:07 am
Cant beat costco for mach 3 blades.  They sell fusion blades too.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: nathbear on September 22, 2014, 10:58:16 am
I can't believe this thread is onto it's third page.

You guys are as crazy as my razor stealing girlfriend.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: PassIt2Carrots on September 22, 2014, 11:16:09 am
I can't believe this thread is onto it's third page.

You guys are as crazy as my razor stealing girlfriend.

It's a good thing she steals your razors. Nothing worse than a big map of Tasmania!! :P
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: nathbear on September 22, 2014, 11:22:10 am
I can't believe this thread is onto it's third page.

You guys are as crazy as my razor stealing girlfriend.

It's a good thing she steals your razors. Nothing worse than a big map of Tasmania!! :P

Definitely not an issue there... unless you're talking about any maps created pre-1642 ;).

There's a reason I put up with her crazy.
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: LanceRomance on September 22, 2014, 03:32:17 pm
I can't believe this thread is onto it's third page.

You guys are as crazy as my razor stealing girlfriend.

Maybe have a chat to the club about not making finals....
(http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/files/2009/02/naked-mole-rat-picture.jpg)
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: Baggers on September 22, 2014, 05:15:51 pm
I can't believe this thread is onto it's third page.

You guys are as crazy as my razor stealing girlfriend.

Maybe have a chat to the club about not making finals....
(http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/files/2009/02/naked-mole-rat-picture.jpg)

LR ...get to the dentist, your knob has yellowish teeth - not good!
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: LanceRomance on September 22, 2014, 10:28:49 pm
I can't believe this thread is onto it's third page.

You guys are as crazy as my razor stealing girlfriend.

Maybe have a chat to the club about not making finals....
(http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/files/2009/02/naked-mole-rat-picture.jpg)

LR ...get to the dentist, your knob has yellowish teeth - not good!

I exfoliated too much
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: Baggers on September 23, 2014, 03:03:04 pm
The image of that frightening thing is going to give me nightmares... where's the peyote when you need it! :o
Title: Re: shaving
Post by: DJC on September 23, 2014, 06:22:01 pm
African Mole Rats are very important creatures because they are cancer free and maintain muscle and vascular condition well into old age.  A lot of effort is being put into research to see whether their physiology can be used to improve human health - hopefully having to undergo a severe beating with the ugly stick.