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This may be a common occurrence, it may not be. I have a couple spots which never seem to be BBS after the fact. Towards the end of my shave, when I am touching up those more stubborn spots where the hair wants to grow in odd directions, I can get a completely slick feel. Seems like it is as smooth as it can ever be. I dry off, toss on a bit of balm, and I'm ready to go. 30 minutes later, I feel like I have sandpaper on one particular part of my face/neck. I find myself rubbing it and trying to figure out how I could have missed such a spot. I know it was not there when I finished... right?

Well, the other day I tried something that was new to me. Used my blade at and angle instead of the normal straight motion. With the head in an east-west orientation, I used a north-west stroke. The results were better, but still had a little bit of stubble left about 30 minutes later. If it makes any more sense, the blade motion was ATG, but the blade orientation was between XTG and ATG.

Now I have gone though many of mantic59's videos on the tube, and I have tried a few things, but they do not seem so fit this particular problem. And he very well could have done/said something that I missed that could take care of this. I have tried hot/warm/cold so I don't know that that will help. It seems like it is the same no matter what cream/soap I use. Is there any advice or help anyone might be able to offer? Some stroke of genius(bad pun) that has escaped me? Any help would be appreciated.
 
Stretch your skin and use a j-hook motion (explained in this Mantic59 video)

 
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That is the one that does not seem to fit. But then again, I could be doing it wrong.

Jumped the gun, the slide is the motion that I use, and it is the most effective, just not quit good enough. The blade buffing might work better, but I don't know that I am quite up to that. Thanks
 
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