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kayaker 06:37 AM 10-21-2008
What method do you use for shaving, goes for ladies too :-).

(Edit: Hey mods, I tried adding a poll right after making this post but it said I took to long. Can I still add the poll?)
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elderboy02 06:58 AM 10-21-2008
Electric shaver.
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Mugen910 07:08 AM 10-21-2008
I'm Asian so I shave like once a week. :-)
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rack04 07:12 AM 10-21-2008
I shave in two passes. The 1st pass is with the grain and the 2nd pass is against the grain. I apply pre shave oil, shaving cream using a badger brush, and shave with a Mach3. Follow up with some after shave balm.
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Scottw 07:17 AM 10-21-2008
lots of shaving cream and a gilette fusion.
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rhdad42 07:44 AM 10-21-2008
Gillette Fusion, in the shower, usually no shave cream.
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The Professor 07:47 AM 10-21-2008
2-blade bic "sensitive" disposable with Neutrogena for Men shave cream, in the shower. :-)
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Cigarmark 07:49 AM 10-21-2008
I use the Mach 3 Turbo with shaving gel on my face daily and same razor and no gel every other day on my head in the shower. I replace the blade once a week and use no after shave or cologne.
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PeteSB75 07:50 AM 10-21-2008
Use a gilette fusion in the shower. I use head shed first to exfoliate my head and face. use head slick to shave with - great stuff. Shave my head first, then my face. Usually every other day or so. Sometimes, I am scruffy for a few days.

I highly recommend that shave cream. I can use a blade for a month or more now - used to get only 2-3 shaves out of each. That is shaving my head and face, btw.
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Redbaron 07:54 AM 10-21-2008
pre shave with nivea face wash (the tingly micro bead stuff)
Lavender Shaving soap w/ badger brush
Merkur Classic
nivea after shave balm.
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Clampdown 07:59 AM 10-21-2008
Electric razor
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EMFreeburg 08:03 AM 10-21-2008
I shave with a traditional DE (Double edged) razor. In combination with a good lather, and proper pre-shave ritual this is hands down the best way to shave, for some people. For others this will cause irritation regardless of your technique and number of passes. For those people I would suggest simply using a beard trimmer to get a stubbled look without the irritation.

Good places to start if you wanna learn more about traditional wetshaving are:

http://shaveblog.com/

and

http://badgerandblade.com/

-Eric
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SeanGAR 08:11 AM 10-21-2008
I shave with an electric while I'm driving to work.
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the3cs 08:12 AM 10-21-2008
Badger brush w/ English hard shaving soap
Safety razor
Alum bar
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pnoon 08:14 AM 10-21-2008
Originally Posted by kayaker:
(Edit: Hey mods, I tried adding a poll right after making this post but it said I took to long. Can I still add the poll?)
PM me the choices you desire. I can add the poll for you.
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Emjaysmash 08:27 AM 10-21-2008
Well, my first go 'round, I use a Grizzly bear. But they give ya some serious razor burn if you shave too close, so to get the scraggly bits I usually try a flesh-eating virus. Yep, smooth as a baby's bottom. :-)
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-MG- 08:51 AM 10-21-2008
Originally Posted by elderboy02:
Electric shaver.
:-) Unless I'm tired that day, or its a weekend.... or I'm on vacation :-)
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kwoody 08:53 AM 10-21-2008
Has anyone ever tried to dry their blade after shaving with a hair dryer or something? I have heard from a few people that this prolongs the life of your razor by quite a bit (this is regarding normal Gillette etc. type razors)
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VirtualSmitty 08:55 AM 10-21-2008
The silly five blade gillette, though I do have an electric for emergencies. Which have been few and far between cause I just let my beard grow out lol.
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chippewastud79 08:58 AM 10-21-2008
I don't shave, it takes too much time. And by the time I have to (wedding or getting facial hair caught in car doors) I need some clippers and then a 3 blade Gillette. :-)
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