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Okay guys, fess up
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 10:19 pm
by dragon wench
I just found this link while perusing Google:
http://www.headshaver.org/reviews/razor_venus.html
Now how many of you men have used women's shaving equipment?
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 10:56 pm
by Aegis
Can't say that I have, but my razor comes out only to remove the facial hair I let build up due to laziness.
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 10:59 pm
by dragon wench
I'm willing to bet it was actually CM who wrote the admission in that link
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 11:35 pm
by Aegis
[QUOTE=dragon wench]I'm willing to bet it was actually CM who wrote the admission in that link
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Well, he is already a tea drinking wanker
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 11:52 pm
by Darth Zenemij
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 3:29 am
by Lestat
[QUOTE=Aegis]Can't say that I have, but my razor comes out only to remove the facial hair I let build up due to laziness.[/QUOTE]
Same for me.
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 4:19 am
by Sytze
[QUOTE=dragon wench]Now how many of you men have used women's shaving equipment?
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Let's turn the question around: how many of you woman have ever used men's shaving tools?
And just for the record, no I've never used a woman's razor. Usually I steal my dad's, although you can't really call it stealing since he never uses a razor blade.
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 6:49 am
by Cuchulain82
[QUOTE=dragon wench]I'm willing to bet it was actually CM who wrote the admission in that link
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Yes!
Another allusion to my all-time favorite thread at SYM!!! Oh Fas, will the heckling never cease...
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 8:42 am
by dragon wench
[QUOTE=Cuchulain82]Yes!
Another allusion to my all-time favorite thread at SYM!!! Oh Fas, will the heckling never cease...
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*snicker*
I can just see him swanning around and happily trilling, "I am your Venus....." Exactly like in the ad for those razors
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 9:01 am
by Cuchulain82
[QUOTE=dragon wench]*snicker*
I can just see him swanning around and happily trilling, "I am your Venus....." Exactly like in the ad for those razors
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LOL! Silky smooth, eh Fas? "Smooth action, no razor bumps- for his pleasure and hers." (chime in at any time WR)
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 4:36 pm
by Chanak
After using the horrendously expensive Gillette sensor razor blades for years - since, no matter what else I try, those horrendously overpriced blades work the best on my face and tough beard - I decided to look closely at the "Venus" razor cartridge and see if I could discern any difference.
The results of my research: these are an identical product, save for packing and marketing. The flexible three-blade cartridge is absolutely identical between the "mens" and "womens" product. So, in other words, it's all in the packaging.
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 5:22 pm
by TheAmazingOopah
I simply use an electronic one - not very manly, but then again, I'm probably too lazy for being manly. I always tell myself that one day I will stilefully shave myself the real way. But until that moment hasn't come, I won't be able to take the - ultimate manly - next step: shaving myself like a lady.
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 11:43 am
by Magrus
Never have, just because when shaving, I destroy any razor I put to my face. I went and got myself a nice electric one and it just caught on the hair and tugged. I gave up on that, went to one of those nifty 3 bladed ones, it worked faster, but it was still worthless after using it two or three times. I settled on the cheapest ones and used them as disposables. It ended up being too expensive and too much work, so now I've got the full beard working. I've got a healthy respect for my hair, it can ruin cold steel.
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 5:00 pm
by Chanak
@Magrus: I sympathize. I must use electric shears (or scissors) to reduce my beard to a length that can be successfully shaved once without ruining a razor, or causing ingrown hairs if I use an electric razor. Which is why nowdays I simply keep my beard at a certain length, and then thin it out some with electric shears every once in a while.
However, if I want to avoid looking like a cast member of the 80's film Quest for Fire, I must shave my neck. I do that regularly.
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 5:14 pm
by Magrus
*nods* When I do decide to shave it all off, electic trimmers like the hair dresser's use to shave someone's head are what I need to use to trim it down and then I go through 2-4 razors just to get a close shave.
I've got that thick luxurious hair all my female friends say they want.
Heh. It's horrible to get rid of.
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 6:43 pm
by Maharlika
No I haven't.
And I tend to agree with Chanak, that both types of razors (Men and Women's) are basically the same.
BTW, I use the three-bladed razor and I shave every three days. Lucky me, I never had any problems with my facial hair.
Just a thought @Magrus and Chanak: Why not try waxing instead?
Won't be surprised if Fas has tried it tho.
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 7:05 pm
by Chanak
@Mah: Eat balut.
Lucky you! Despite having some native American heritage in my past - who, like most people of Oriental and Malaysian descent don't grow much facial hair - I suffer from the typical northern European affliction: thick and plentiful facial hair. The hair on my noggin follows suit, so I know what you mean @Magrus. I could do without it - for 5 years I decided I had enough of shaving and haircuts, so I just let it all grow. And you know, during that time it just kept getting longer, thicker, and more of a pain to live with. I looked like cousin It, felt like Captain Caveman, and kept having little kids in stores point at me and holler out "Look Mommy! It's Jesus!"
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 8:35 pm
by Magrus
My friend calls me her "Mountain Man",
no one's ever called ME "Jesus" though. "Satan" a few years ago yes, "Jesus" no.
Waxing? No way, nu-uh. I can't imagine wandering around the first few days with the lower half of my head being bright red and irritated from having all of that hair YANKED out of it.
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 10:44 pm
by dragon wench
[QUOTE=Magrus]Waxing? No way, nu-uh. I can't imagine wandering around the first few days with the lower half of my head being bright red and irritated from having all of that hair YANKED out of it.
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Well, if you did it around Halloween you might be able to ... pull it off
Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2005 9:23 am
by Lestat
For those whose beards eat blades: try a barber. Having a shave is IMO one of the nicer (non-sexual) sensations a person can experience.
Admittedly it's dirt cheap over here (5 USD) which might not be the case in the US or Europe. And I have to argue each time to have him shave not only my beard but also my mustache (his words), but personally I don't like to look like some long lost half-brother of Bashir Assad. Of course you need to trust someone wielding a very sharp knife within less than an inch of your jugular.