Thread: The Art of Shaving

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Hate shaving, every few months just grab the hair clippers and do a two all over head and face very time efficient

I havent been to barber since before I went into the Nasho's in 59.
I always cut my own, buggered if I am going to pay 2 and 6 for a hair
cut. Nowadays since my eyesight started to get a bit blurred I use an electric shaver. I just run it all over the head every couple of weeks.
In this climate, bald is best.

On the face , I have a mo and a goaty type thingy hanging off my chin.
I use a disposable bic on the rest of the face and neck.
I dont bother using cream or water or stuff, I just shave it dry before I get into the shower.
I only shave those bits when it is time to go somewhere in the Disco, untill then I couldn't care less about looking in a mirror.

Cheers.

Robert.

I have a few barbers around me that will do a cut throat shave and hair cut

Normally go there and get both done at the same time

BTW Vald
No wonder you are skint spending $160 on shaving stuff :-)

Well the stuff arrived from the shaveshed.
(I love when the postie brings packages)

I'd recommend shaveshed as the stuff was very well packaged. Shows care and attention.


Growing a "not gonna shave for 6 weeks" beard in an attempt to persuade my girl that a beard isn't all it's cracked up to be... but I'll gave it a whirl and shaved my neck.

not a cut in sight. Twas good, and that proraso stuff is nice !

Originally Posted by VladTepes

I'll gave it a whirl and shaved my neck.

so many jokes

I was just perusing my work load this weekend (a Sydney based Parade is on), needing a break, I opened AULRO and saw this thread.

I was once told the most popular (prep work) involved on Oxford Street this time of year was called the SBC, I'd hate to use a cut throat for that.

I always thought it was BSC, and a SBC was an engine.

Waxing in that area is the way to go though. Can recommend a place in North Sydney full of pretties that'll do it for you.

In terms of tha face though, the biggest advantage of using a pot of soap is the cost. $15- for a pot that lasts a year vs a can at at least $5- that lasts a month if you're lucky.