What do you shave with?

don't use a rekat sifu.
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the recurved edge looks like it'd be comfy, but it gets scary real quick.
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i have a nicely shaped obsidian flake that i've used...
aleX.

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A Panasonic ES7006 electric razor. It's a cordless wet/dry model so I can shave in the shower or in my truck (and rinses clean too).
 
Mach 3 usually.

Though I've been thinking about just painting over it, and every time the hair grows longer, just put another coat of paint on...nobody will notice!

Shinryû.

Addendum...my Mach 3 is cordless too
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[This message has been edited by Robert Marotz (edited 06-11-2001).]
 
For you, I recommend a really big bowie, or a serrated blade.
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For me, a Norelco 5887 XL. In addition to "shaving well," it has a neat LCD readout that tells me how many shaves I have left. I only use it once or twice a week...to maintain that "natural look."

Ron
 
Norelco 6886XL here.

It also has that nifty LCD readout, and the LCD actually flashes a symbol of a water faucet when it needs to be rinsed clean.

Mike
 
Gillete Countour Plus (twin blade with a strip of lubricant agent on top). Twice, one downward, one upward to get a clean shave.

Or sometime using my balisong (if I travel and don't bring my shaving kits). One good reason to keep them sharp!
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Well, my wife gave me a haircut a few weeks ago and later noticed she had forgotten to shave my neck. Well, we were on our way to church so I had to hand over my Darrel Ralph Mad Max (which is very sharp) and she carefully shave the back of my neck with it. Did a good darn job
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michael

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Its an Emerson thing. You wouldn't understand.

My Emerson collection:
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I decided in boot camp that shaving was really stupid, especially when they made one use the old double edged Gillette safety razors. Still, kept shaving for the rest of my time in the Corps. About 6-7 months after discharge, grew a beard. Have shaved it off several times, but believe I've been clean shaven less than two years total since 1969. Every time I shaved beard off, within a couple months at most resented the time it took. It is the single most futile thing people do, IMO. Every day the work of the day before has been undone.

I use a disposable razor -- Schick for decades, now a Bic -- when I get out of the shower to trim the cheeks and neck. Twin bladed disposables last for approximately 10 such trims. Each requires no more than a minute, never more frequently than every 2 days. Since I no longer work, it is often a week between trims. I've become an old skuzz.

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