Shower and Shave
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Re: Shower and Shave
Not a problem; I haven't shaved in nearly thirty years...
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Re: Shower and Shave
How times change !oldrocker wrote:That's the order I used to adopt before going out in the early 60s except the second one was shave and the third shampoo !saddletank wrote:I think the standard saying is the "Three Esses" - s***, shower and shave - and that describes the proper sequence too.
I've just done the three S's . . .
Shave, shampoo and . . . . wait for it . . . . spa (foot that is!)
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Re: Shower and Shave
Shower then shave for me also
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Re: Shower and Shave
Shave then shower, in our dinky bathroom. If I have a shower first, then I won't have a shave as I can't see in the damn frosty mirror after 
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Re: Shower and Shave
For me it's either way. I don't get too much in the way of facial hair, like ever. One little bit of 'bum fluff' under my chin, and this stupid looking bit on my top lip, that's it!
I shave maybe once a fortnight - i swear i was supposed to be born a woman! But generally before i shower, for the same reason as James above.
I shave maybe once a fortnight - i swear i was supposed to be born a woman! But generally before i shower, for the same reason as James above.
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Re: Shower and Shave
Reading from Phillips recommendations, you get a better shave before you shower as the bristles all stick out hard whereas if you shower first the bristles are softend and are more likely to bend over and not get cut.
I am a dedicated wet shaver myself and shave in the shower after first washing my face. So my order is: wash hair, face, shave, wash body. Also when I shave I feel first to find which direction feels more prickly then shave in that direction. I can then shave every other day instead of every day. It seems to pull the whiskers further out before cutting them whereas, as with electric, they tend to get bent/laid down and not cut as short.
Oooops, just seen the date of the last contribution to this topic.
I am a dedicated wet shaver myself and shave in the shower after first washing my face. So my order is: wash hair, face, shave, wash body. Also when I shave I feel first to find which direction feels more prickly then shave in that direction. I can then shave every other day instead of every day. It seems to pull the whiskers further out before cutting them whereas, as with electric, they tend to get bent/laid down and not cut as short.
Oooops, just seen the date of the last contribution to this topic.
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