Shaving Products

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Originally Posted by finlma

So my question is does anyone have designer stubble and what do they use to achieve it? Any suggestions for good shavers?

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Use an electric razor that can be adjusted for closeness.
Designer stubble is difficult to maintain on a daily basis.

On top of that, it tears the face off the ladies, not to mention what it does to their more sensitive areas!

They look, & probably are the cheapest out there, but Bic Disposable razors make a Crocodile Dundee knive look redundant. Im a once a week man off the record.

Simple Pre-Wash Scrub works with hot water before hand, followed by King Of Shave Gel... the black s**t with grit.. ;)
After fully shaved, douse face repeatedly with cold water.

As for that balm & moisturizer business afterwards... :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Bluebeard

It must be said that the best life is the bearded life

Joking aside, I found I was being taken more seriously on various jobs when bearded than not - it was as though I developed a degree of maturity that I had not earned through age and experience. This has enabled me to continue living at a level of immaturity that complements my lifestyle without people noticing it.

True, often people reckon I'm a few years older than I actually am, but when I wear my hair the right way (i.e. whatever way it was when I woke up) and wear the right clothes, I can still be mistaken for a student and get in cheaper into the cinema. It's the ultimate win-win situation. :D :D :D

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I love my old beard too. Keep it trimmed and tidy. Hate those horrible bushy ones.

Got a Whal trimmer via Amazon a couple weeks ago. Only needs a cuple of little batteries as well but has a kick like a mule. Loads of accessories with it as well.
This is it. It's not too dear either.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...l/026-5107633-