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How to keep stubble

bret69 · 2008-11-27 02:03:55

Hey guys...quick question, I quite like having some stubble on my face - not a full beard and not clean shaven. However, at the moment I only use razor blades, so I have a clean shave, have the stubble for a couple of days and then shave clean again. What's the best way to keep it in day 2 mode. so to speak? Buy an…

27-11-2008 03:03AM

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bret69

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Hey guys...quick question, I quite like having some stubble on my face - not a full beard and not clean shaven.

However, at the moment I only use razor blades, so I have a clean shave, have the stubble for a couple of days and then shave clean again.

What's the best way to keep it in day 2 mode. so to speak?

Buy an electric razor and keep trimming?!

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#2 27-11-2008 03:13AM

bringitdown

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Pretty much, there are a line of shavers designed for 'beard' trimming that do the trick.

See also: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/archive/index.php/t-184380.html

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#3 28-11-2008 12:00AM

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Babyliss for Men do a shaver that specifically does this. I posted about it before in the forum, if you do a search you'll find it.

I'm too lazy to do tonight :P

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