I'm usually an evening shaver - every second or third day or so. By shaving then I'm rushed and can take my time to get the quality of shave that I like. It has become part of my routine and is very relaxing before going to bed. Well last week we had a morning event at son's school, so that morning, having not shaved the night before, I thought I should better shave. It was a real quick affair. Three passes or so and I was done in maybe 5 or 6 minutes. I didn't really do much for touchups given the usual morning rush for time and was happy with a "good enough" shave - after all, we're still wearing masks so who would know or otherwise care. There certainly were spots left that I would have tended to given time. Well, when I felt my face about an hour later that "good enough" shave felt like any BBS I had ever achieved before! How the hell does that work? (A rhetorical question, thank you.) Just goes to show you that you really don't need to overdo it.