[ SECRET POST #2241 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2241 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Question about shaving

[(Anonymous)]

Female leg hair is generally a different makeup from male facial hair, though. Even at my hairiest (which is pretty damn hairy - I've never shaved regularly), I'd always shave my legs against the grain, because the hair is limp and flattened against my skin from the soap and water. Shaving with the grain would maybe remove some of it, but it's easier and more effective to go against from the start.

Male facial hair is usually thicker, and the skin on your face is somewhat more sensitive than the skin on your legs. I imagine when it gets to a certain length, it's really uncomfortable to shave against from the start. Removing some of the length by going with the first time reduces the pull from going against. I mean, correct me if I'm wrong, but this is the impression I get.

Re: Question about shaving

[insanenoodlyguy]

Pretty much. I try to cut against the grain from the get-go on a shaggy day, odds are good I'll cut myself. I imagine it's different from guy to guy but I'll bet I'm not alone in that. Go with the grain first then reverse it, and that wont happen.