For me it is going on about 2 years of wet shaving. I only use single edge razors/blade combinations.
I am satisfied, comfortable and confident with my shaving technique, though still learning.
I am still getting use to using my PTFE SE blade. My questions can apply to other SE and DE blades.
I thought when shaving, you only use the middle of the blade. I am cautiously learning how to use, not only the middle of the blade, but also, the top and bottom of a razor blade, if the that makes since.
I have a goatee and a bald head with coarse hair.
Question
1. When shaving with any blade, do you just use the middle of your blade?
2. When shaving, do you also use to top and bottom of your blade.
3. What areas of your face and head do you use the top and bottom of your blade and why?
What advice can you past on to me about when to use a combination of the:
1. middle of the blade
2. top of the blade
3. bottom of the blade
I am guessing, in order to get the best shave you can, is to learn how to safely use all parts of your razor blade, correct?
Have a good next shave.
I am satisfied, comfortable and confident with my shaving technique, though still learning.
I am still getting use to using my PTFE SE blade. My questions can apply to other SE and DE blades.
I thought when shaving, you only use the middle of the blade. I am cautiously learning how to use, not only the middle of the blade, but also, the top and bottom of a razor blade, if the that makes since.
I have a goatee and a bald head with coarse hair.
Question
1. When shaving with any blade, do you just use the middle of your blade?
2. When shaving, do you also use to top and bottom of your blade.
3. What areas of your face and head do you use the top and bottom of your blade and why?
What advice can you past on to me about when to use a combination of the:
1. middle of the blade
2. top of the blade
3. bottom of the blade
I am guessing, in order to get the best shave you can, is to learn how to safely use all parts of your razor blade, correct?
Have a good next shave.