In the next few days I will be posting my two week method shaving experience. Whilst others have posted before, my focus will be on my expierience based on extreme ingrown hairs. When I say extreme, I mean that at points in my life, steroid injections into keloids on my face that formed based on the ingrown hairs were necessary. This should be of interest to African-Americans and others who suffer from Pseudo Folliculitis Barbae. I have another 3 days to go before completing the 2 week committment, but thought it may be of interest to someone.
Method Shaving for severe ingrown hairs
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I am also interested in your results because I have just started on my venture into Method Shaving.
Very interested and looking forward to your post.
Have you discussed this problem with Charles? He helps a LOT of shavers and I'm sure he knows a thing or two about your problem and would be happy to help you.
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I have been in contact with Charles almost daily, starting even before I ordered the products. I will speak to that in the post as well.
I will give fair warning that the post will be long and detailed to include the discussions/recommendations with Charles and the results I have experienced.
I will give fair warning that the post will be long and detailed to include the discussions/recommendations with Charles and the results I have experienced.
I am interested to read about your results. Good luck, we await.
This should be an interesting read...
Looking forward to your post! I learn something new everytime I talk to Charles. I bet your head is swimming from the conversations! Not to mention your phone bill.... 
I have a friend who turned to MS because of his troubles with ingrowns and he's had a ton of success. I hope it works for you!
Looking forward to your post! I learn something new everytime I talk to Charles. I bet your head is swimming from the conversations! Not to mention your phone bill....
phone bill? I can't wait to see what the bill bill will be. No one can talk to CAS at length and not unload their wallet.
Best of luck to you. Can't wait to hear the story.
Did Charles say any crazy one liners that made you look at your phone like something crazy just came out it? Those are my favorite.
OK....I'm 'new' to this Forum, but 'Ill weight-in' on this subject just the same
and I know this may be old-news but,
As an Afro-American (52), who has been wet-shaving for over 30 years, my recuring problem of 'in-grown hairs has been mostly (besides a few problem hairs..every now & then), solved by using a old tooth-brush to gently exfoliate my whole shaving surface (after lathering-up & 'softening' of my face), the night before and before my daily (weekends also), morning shaving ritual
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I find that that this 'daily' procedure greatly helps in the reduction of in-grown hairs on my face.
Believe me .try this method Bro's it works for me
My Daily Shaving Tools are;
1. Parker 99R Butterfly DE Razor using Shark Blades Stain-less Steel (aggressive enough for me), Blades.
2. Frank Shaving (FS Chinese Silver-Tip Badger Hair purchased on Ebay), Silver-Tip Brush (incredibly soft and the bristle is 'flexable , but it has such has a great feel to it).
3. Williams Shaving Soap (I know it's cheap, but it has great lathering properties [stiff peaks]).
Thanx
Christopher B. Jenkins
As an Afro-American (52), who has been wet-shaving for over 30 years, my recuring problem of 'in-grown hairs has been mostly (besides a few problem hairs..every now & then), solved by using a old tooth-brush to gently exfoliate my whole shaving surface (after lathering-up & 'softening' of my face), the night before and before my daily (weekends also), morning shaving ritual
. I find that that this 'daily' procedure greatly helps in the reduction of in-grown hairs on my face.
Believe me .try this method Bro's it works for me
My Daily Shaving Tools are;
1. Parker 99R Butterfly DE Razor using Shark Blades Stain-less Steel (aggressive enough for me), Blades.
2. Frank Shaving (FS Chinese Silver-Tip Badger Hair purchased on Ebay), Silver-Tip Brush (incredibly soft and the bristle is 'flexable , but it has such has a great feel to it).
3. Williams Shaving Soap (I know it's cheap, but it has great lathering properties [stiff peaks]).
Thanx
Christopher B. Jenkins
What ever happened to the OP? I'd love to hear how this experiment ended (or didn't).
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