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Originally Posted by Dang3r
That had never worked for me, just the weight pressure from the razor.
I got few spots at my cheeks which are slightly backspringing and w/o pressure the hairs won't got cut as its meant to be. Also, when your skin gets older the tension slips away and I have to stretch some areas to achieve a plain shavearea.
All those commercials where young models are just pulling the razor over their face are bollox and beyond of practics.
To be honest, your mentioned razor model had made me curious to experience that for myself. On the flipside, I wear almost every day white collars and the risk to scratch myself and make a bloody mess seems to be not the lowest….hmmm….what to do?
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A sample pack of blades will almost certainly get you a blade that works for your face.
As for nicks, a styptic pen, or alum block stops the blood quickly. An aftershave, balm or light lotion is a good follow up.