The trouble with stubble

[bobmonster]

So I've been experimenting with various shaving razors the past several months

Comments

[prakriti]

I swear by the Mach 3. I think they do a sensitive skin version as well. Granted, my beard stubble isn't very thick, but it does a great job on Joe's tree stumps. :-)

[bobmonster]

I can't decide if someone who often wears a beard is a good or a bad source for shaving advice.

[nicklausse]

I've always been partial to Mach 3 also. Have you ever been to a barber? Could ask a good one what they think about all of this.

Barber?

[bobmonster]

Do those still exist? People you give money to shave for you? I've seen hair salons... but I don't recall any real barber shops.

Re: Barber?

[prakriti]

there's a barber shop over on Parkway that still does the traditional shave with a hot towel afterwards. My brother had it done once and said that every man needs to experience it. Apparently its luxurious.

Re: Barber?

[nicklausse]

Ahhh, yes! Go go go!

[godgirl]

try hair removal cream. less stubble, less pain.

:-O

[gaius_octavian]

King of Shaves Azor is where it's at.

[bobmonster]

Does it work, or is it just pretty? I find everyone is making nice, well-designed, good looking razors, but they don't seem to pay much attention to the blades.