[quote=IbnMardhiyah;130492]None taken.
But yeah, I'd like to hear from you what you've found to be the proper technique. Because I use the same technique with BIC disposables as I do with my Mach3, and the same cream, and I get way more cuts and nicks when using BICs that have barely been used. [quote]
Basically its to do with good soap and learning the curves of your face. Shaving a couple of beard reducing passes instead of beard elimination passes. What i do is shave 4 passes, 1 with the grain, two across the grain and one clean up pass. I never shave against the grain.
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Originally Posted by IbnMardhiyah
It varies. I grab whatever's available. Sometimes its Gillette's shaving gel, sometimes I use a bottle of cream from Body Shop, and sometimes its a big fat can of Noxzema shaving cream that I picked up in France on my last visit there.
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Theres your probelm there bro, you need a good quality cream I used Proraso its italian, its super concentrated so you use a little to get a good amount of lather, i also use a badger hair brush to get the lather up.
I shave this way initially to egt a comfy shave as my Mach3 was ripping me apart, but now i do it because it saves me at least $20 in blades.
Visit this guys blog
Mantic59's Shaving Blog
This si his Youtube channel..
YouTube - mantic59's Channel
I think Infamous Brown pointed me out to his vids..i went from there....seriously bro I get nick free, comfy irritation free shaves everytime. I also now get Baby Butt Smooth shaves too.