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As an alternative solution to the problem, try growing a long, luxurious, and sexy beard. No unnecessary waste from shaving products, no razor burn, and less ti
by meepmorp 13y ago
As an alternative solution to the problem, try growing a long, luxurious, and sexy beard. No unnecessary waste from shaving products, no razor burn, and less time dicking around in the mornings. When it gets too long, take 5 minutes and trim it back.
- option_greek 13y agoAnd get suspicious looks from strangers :) ? I used to shave once every 3 weeks but these days I try to do it at least weekly.
- jccalhoun 13y agoIt doesn't even have to be a long beard. I gave up shaving regularly years ago and can't imagine shaving every day. It might be because I have really dense hair but I always hated shaving. Maybe if I had this razor allegedly designed for thicker hair I might shave more often. Maybe I'm part Indian and didn't know it? (Although I doubt any of my ancestors ever set foot in India let alone came from there.)
- autodidakto 13y agoThe difference between maintaining facial hair at a couple of millimeters and maintaining it clean shaven is time, work, money, and (in the case of disposable razors) trash. All because current fashion is by default clean shaven. Resist!
- lnanek2 13y agoNot my decision, unfortunately. No girlfriend I've ever had liked beards, and I don't like to sleep alone.
- ebiester 13y agoEh, I have a beard and I still have to trim around the edges, leaving some work in the morning. And I couldn't grow a proper beard until 30 years old anyway, like many men here. I'm a fan of the beard as much as anyone, but this is the wrong evangelism point.
- rayiner 13y agoWhile I'm on sabbatical from corporate America I've grown a short one and not shaving is amazing. Especially since my hair is stiff and wears out razors quickly.