Shaving Chest and Happy Land.

[Docs]

It is burning. OMFG.

Who has a better way then a bic? You're going to be my new best friend.

 

[SmokeX]

Hair removal lotion.... I use that now, or goto a day spa and buy it? Or helll dropp 90$ and get a full wax job saves you a good number of weeks

 

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I use Norelco. No shaving cream, no cuts, and no burning - ever.

 

[Docs]

Norelco, how much is it...?
Does it Burn the hair off like Nair (hence, leaving that real sinister smell..?)

 

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Norelco, how much is it...?
Does it Burn the hair off like Nair (hence, leaving that real sinister smell..?)

It's an electric razor. Here is a picture: http://www.consumer.philips.com/catalog/81/8160XLCC_40_webImage370.jpg

I got mine at Walmart for $40. Since then (2 years ago) I haven't had to change the razor yet. Mine has a cord, and if you can get one with a cord I recommend that because the cordless you have to charge and the battery power isn't as strong. Once you try an electric you'll never go back to the old fashion razors. I didn't believe it at first, but it's true.

Of course, it doesn't shave as close as an old-fashion razor, but it's close enough.

 

[MetalFortress]

The more you shave, the less irritation you get, because your skin gets used to it.

 

[nvictor]

Norelco, sounds like a good idea/investment. Is it also good for faces? My face is very sensitive; I didn't use a razor for years [6? 7? ] because I always get bumps, burn, acne, and whatever else when I use one.


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I have strong muscles due to my proper eating and this forum.
I suggest you to make extra money with the 7 dollar method and Agloco.

 

[onyx]

i've shaved my chest a few times in the past. As long as its wet before, and you apply shaving cream it doesn't burn at all