How often do you shave?
Usually about twice a week. My facial hair doesn't grow terribly fast, so I can easily get away with only tidying it up on Wednesday and Sunday mornings before heading into work.
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Usually about twice a week. My facial hair doesn't grow terribly fast, so I can easily get away with only tidying it up on Wednesday and Sunday mornings before heading into work.
I definitely lean towards a manual razor. I find it gives a much closer shave, even though you have to be a bit more careful with nicks and cuts. An electric one is quicker, but it tends to leave my skin feeling slightly irritated.
Yes, just once, actually. I treated myself to a hot towel wet shave for my brother's wedding last summer. It was surprisingly relaxing, and the barber did an immaculate job, though it’s far too pricey to do on a regular basis.
I suppose so, especially men. In my father's generation, a quick splash of water and a cheap razor were enough, but nowadays there are all sorts of oils, moisturisers, and specialist beard trimmers on the market that people use daily.
To be honest, probably not. I tried it a couple of winters ago when I had some time off, but it looked rather patchy and felt quite itchy. I much prefer keeping things neat and clean-shaven.
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get away with
manage to do something without any negative consequences
lean towards
prefer one option over another
close shave
shaving hair very close to the skin
nicks and cuts
small, minor injuries from a sharp blade
hot towel wet shave
traditional barber shaving service using warm cloths
immaculate
perfectly neat and tidy
clean-shaven
having all facial hair completely removed
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