I tried, oh I tried, ATG, XTG, WTG and I still cannot get to the hair in the crease of between my lower lip and the chin.
This is getting frustrating.
How do you guys do it??
This is getting frustrating.
How do you guys do it??
How do you shave the crease in between the lower lip and the chin?
- Thread starter Jobol
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Use a finger pressed in the center of the chin and flatten your lower lip. Lather and shave carefully. That should do it.
You know how a kid might do an impression of an old person without teeth by putting their lips up over their teeth? I do it kind of like that.
I know it's a girl but I can't find the right picture and my camera is too far...
Do a smile like this
and point your chin up. It should flatten/stretch the skin.
Do a smile like this
and point your chin up. It should flatten/stretch the skin.
That's an area that I can't get smooth no matter what I do.
I don't worry about it -- visually it's fine.
I don't worry about it -- visually it's fine.
It's one of the few areas I can go ATG - I go very gently and it works OK for me. I don't really have a "crease" though.
I pull my lips between my teeth, and be careful with teeny-tiny strokes.
-- Chet
-- Chet
that's what I do.
Try the buffing method. That works for me.
Stick your tongue in front of your teeth and behind your lip, stick your chin up and..... wa la BBS.
It's the reason the goatee was invented!
This is actually a very funny thread to read!
-jim
-jim
Jut out my lower jaw, pull my lower lip as far over my teeth as possible. (Makeshh ip veryf hargh to talph). Use tiny strokes. Accept less than perfection.
I'll echo what Jim said. Sticking your tongue against the inside of your mouth helps with several tricky areas around the mouth/lips/chin/etc.
And if you have a small child around the house and they laugh hysterically while you are making faces into the mirror, then you are doing it right.
-jim
-jim
