In reply to Post #15
I have the same problem Braders, not the sawdust, hair. I don't need hair, so 1980s. I'm one of those good looking bald guys
I have the same problem Braders, not the sawdust, hair. I don't need hair, so 1980s. I'm one of those good looking bald guys
This thread has gone from.... Wet, leccy, pension, sawdust. beards, bald heads, whatever next
god not bait boats.
In reply to Post #17
So what's the verdict Jim, wet or dry
So what's the verdict Jim, wet or dry
In reply to Post #18
It's gone to sandpaper now
It's gone to sandpaper now
In reply to Post #18
DAMP-------ISH
with a touch of 180 grit
DAMP-------ISH
with a touch of 180 grit
In reply to Post #1
There's wet shave and then there's wet shave, if your using one of those overpriced plastic things and gunge from a can then that could well be the issue. I use a 55 year old Gillette with a single sided blade, decent shaving foam lathered with a brush and an after shave cream, gives a good close shave without any soreness.
There's wet shave and then there's wet shave, if your using one of those overpriced plastic things and gunge from a can then that could well be the issue. I use a 55 year old Gillette with a single sided blade, decent shaving foam lathered with a brush and an after shave cream, gives a good close shave without any soreness.
The only electric I have found that gets anywhere near a wet shave is the Wahl balding clippers, but they are not cordless. Tried a couple of cordless over the years and they were pretty rubbish.
I do full head shaves with mine and they get it 95% towards wet shave standard, but nothing ever beats a wet shave...
I do full head shaves with mine and they get it 95% towards wet shave standard, but nothing ever beats a wet shave...
I also love the wet shaving.