Shaving is hard and I am bad at it.
Jul. 25th, 2005 09:59 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
So I've been shaving about as often as I used to trim my beard; once every few days. Usually when I catch myself in the mirror and think, "Ugh, that looks terrible." And then I let it go two more days.
Today was a shaving day and I didn't slice up my thumb like last time, but I did give myself a hundred invisible cuts, the kind that you don't notice until you splash water on your face. I can't see my face right now but I'm guessing by the lack of people staring at me in horror that I look OK, at least. Unless they're actually averting their eyes in shame OH GOD
Maybe I should actually dispose of the disposable razors after I use them. I hate throwing things away, though. Surely they've invented some sort of non-disposable razor by now.
Today was a shaving day and I didn't slice up my thumb like last time, but I did give myself a hundred invisible cuts, the kind that you don't notice until you splash water on your face. I can't see my face right now but I'm guessing by the lack of people staring at me in horror that I look OK, at least. Unless they're actually averting their eyes in shame OH GOD
Maybe I should actually dispose of the disposable razors after I use them. I hate throwing things away, though. Surely they've invented some sort of non-disposable razor by now.
There is a difference!
Date: 2005-07-26 12:03 pm (UTC)So anyway, now I use a triple-blade Venus razor (the "girl" version of the Mach 3) and Aveeno shaving cream. J uses the Mach 3 and the same cream on his face and he never nicks himself. In conclusion, go spend yourself 10 bucks on a real razor and some nice shaving cream! The Aveeno smells really good, not like fakey chemicals, and it's much less harsh.