Maybe when she feels how smooth your head is, she’ll like it!
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Spider-Man’s shave VLOG
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AH! AN original! I must watch this one today!
Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
Nice video KJ. Thanks
I thought I posted this earlier but it seems to have disappeared.
I shaved my head completely several years ago and the wife told me I had the world's ugliest head. She then told me that if i was ever to go bald again that I should let God do it keep my hands off of it.
I shaved my head completely several years ago and the wife told me I had the world's ugliest head. She then told me that if i was ever to go bald again that I should let God do it keep my hands off of it.
Yeah, I noticed that too.... was really hard to get that edge when I was looking in the camera.
Yeah, I know I need to shorten it. Weird thing is, when I made it, it was 30 seconds long. Somewhere along the line is lengthened itself to like 41 seconds????Wow, that was a quick one. Only 11 minutes. Well, 6 minutes after the intro
Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
I always just slide the button to start at 40 seconds
Me too ?
Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
Shhhhhh, don't tell Spider ?
Ditto. I quite enjoy the intro.
Took me a little bit to get caught up (I actually got caught up yesterday), some good stuff.
You mentioned how you had not done your usual face care while growing the beard and that may have had an impact on the weeperville shave...I agree. Not only that, you had just gone skiing and that had to play havoc on your skin. I on the other hand continued to face lather at least once daily and regularly rubbed in a beard oil or one of my vintage dandruff oils (love the vintage JB oil). On the day I shaved I had rubbed in some oil that morning and only lather/hot towelled before the shave. In short, I kept a solid routine and the resulting shave was not at all bad.
Now, about the head shave. I say head shaving with a mohawk is like face shaving with a goatee, it takes skill to keep things straight but also removes some of the real estate being shaved. YOU definitely need to continue to head shave with a DE just so you can get through some of your soap.
Like Dave, I am one who will one day likely end up going full cue ball. My wife has actually encouraged it as a solution a chronic skin issue and hereditary thin hair. If I am to shave my head with a straight or DE I will definitely need to improve my flexibility. My current muscle-bound status and neck nerve thing I have trouble comfortably reaching around behind my head.
You mentioned how you had not done your usual face care while growing the beard and that may have had an impact on the weeperville shave...I agree. Not only that, you had just gone skiing and that had to play havoc on your skin. I on the other hand continued to face lather at least once daily and regularly rubbed in a beard oil or one of my vintage dandruff oils (love the vintage JB oil). On the day I shaved I had rubbed in some oil that morning and only lather/hot towelled before the shave. In short, I kept a solid routine and the resulting shave was not at all bad.
Now, about the head shave. I say head shaving with a mohawk is like face shaving with a goatee, it takes skill to keep things straight but also removes some of the real estate being shaved. YOU definitely need to continue to head shave with a DE just so you can get through some of your soap.
Like Dave, I am one who will one day likely end up going full cue ball. My wife has actually encouraged it as a solution a chronic skin issue and hereditary thin hair. If I am to shave my head with a straight or DE I will definitely need to improve my flexibility. My current muscle-bound status and neck nerve thing I have trouble comfortably reaching around behind my head.