Update on shaving with a fractured elbow

[s1mp13m4n]

Well after several days of shaving with a disposable shaver I have come to the conclusion that the single blade Bic that I have now used two of are for nothing more than hair reduction. LOL I am shaving in the shower using shave sticks or Williams mug soap as a shave stick and Bic single blade disposables. I do not want to be negative but those razors are cheap (as in quality of shave) and I am surprised to say that I got a better shave with a triple blade Personna disposable. Who'da thunk it. My arm still hurts but hey it could have been worse and thank you all for the support.

 

[luvmysuper]

Well after several days of shaving with a disposable shaver I have come to the conclusion that the single blade Bic that I have now used two of are for nothing more than hair reduction. LOL I am shaving in the shower using shave sticks or Williams mug soap as a shave stick and Bic single blade disposables. I do not want to be negative but those razors are cheap (as in quality of shave) and I am surprised to say that I got a better shave with a triple blade Personna disposable. Who'da thunk it. My arm still hurts but hey it could have been worse and thank you all for the support.

I hope you're feeling better. At least it gives you something else to look forward to when you make the full recovery.
I know exactly what you mean about those razors, they felt cheap and tinny when I was using a Sensor, and feel just plain paper flimsy after having used the likes of a Fatboy or Red Tip.

 

[miamimoe]

I respect you for shaving at all. Seriously, a few months ago, I dislocated my left shoulder (I am a right hander), and I could not use my left at all to assist me in shaving. So, I gave it up for 5 days until I could somewhat lift my shoulder. It is really tough to shave with the use of one arm, so my hearty applause to you sir.