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aussie.zone

Cisfemme here, but with hormone issues: schick intuition. That little balm bar is amaaaziinggg.

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beehaw.org

Hm, I've been shaving wet for ever and have been on E for ~5 years. No cuts unless I'm really not paying attention. It is a skill you can learn :)

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lemmy.zip

I recommend safety razors. Cheap, easy, and gives a close shave

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Amyreply
lemmy.sdf.org

That's what I use, in fact. Warm water on face, apply foam. Stretch skIn lightly taught, and a single pass with the grain. I've been doing it this way for decades, but recently I always end up with a cut or two somewhere. Should probably just go a bit more slowly.

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I've found that whenever I cut myself, it's either that my lather is too watery, or that my blade needs to be replaced.

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lemmy.ca

Share your wet shave routine! We might be able to give you suggestions.

I’ve got sensitive skin and thick beard hairs, I’ve tried a lot to get a good shave routine going

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The knife I have laying around, water and mild patience leaves me with more cuts than obvious bits of hair if I can't use my razor.

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Get some of those cute blemish stickers and put those over the cuts if it happens! Just a cutie with a cute blemish!

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