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From wet to electric/cordless razor (23 posts / 1,284 views)
scozza
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Post #16 10 Oct 2020 20:58
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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
luckyjim luckyjim
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Post #17 12 Oct 2020 10:19
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This thread has gone from.... Wet, leccy, pension, sawdust. beards, bald heads, whatever next god not bait boats.
scozza
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Post #18 12 Oct 2020 12:13
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In reply to Post #17
So what's the verdict Jim, wet or dry
Tinhead Tinhead
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Post #19 12 Oct 2020 12:17
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In reply to Post #18
It's gone to sandpaper now
luckyjim luckyjim
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Post #20 12 Oct 2020 22:45
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In reply to Post #18
DAMP-------ISH

with a touch of 180 grit
audiguypaul audiguypaul
Posts: 1,534
Post #21 15 Oct 2020 19:58
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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.
Baldy881
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Post #22 20 Oct 2020 12:07
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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...
member member
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Post #23 12 Aug 2021 10:43
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I also love the wet shaving.
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