Yep, I've been growing one of those puberty moustache thingy [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Well, the problem is, when I finish shaving it always seems a little bit rough. No matter how close I shave - even if I practically shave so close that I'm peeling off a layer of skin (joking ;) ) it always seems rough.

I don't mean really rough - just rougher compared to the rest of my face. I thought maybe I had to put aftershave on, but someone told me that new shavers come with a cream thing automatically spread over your face which does the job of aftershave.

Any answers would be appreciated. And feel free to give me tips and techniques [img]smile.gif[/img] Cheers!

Chicks dig the pseudo-roughness -- be proud of it :D

You can't really get rid of that. No more baby-face for you! [img]smile.gif[/img]

Ok, now you should try to get a Scottish accent. Then get yourself long curly black hair and a beard. Then buy a massive jewelry to go around your neck and say "I aint' gettin' on no plane!" every time somebody mentions a plane. Then get yourself a tattoo. Then start spitting on the ground on every possible oppritunity.


You're gonna be such a badass.. :D

[ 07-06-2004, 04:51 PM: Message edited by: uss ]

Have we met???

Have we met??? </font>[/QUOTE]Aye, I knew your grog-loving self would reply! :D

Jaradu, Mouse should teach you some Scottish vocabulary! Er, you know, 'haggish!' :D

Not all of us.. Sometimes it hurts!

As for Jaradu, well, good for you, first off. Second off, are you using shaving cream?

Cream? Nope, just plain shaving. Would cream help?

I recommend shaving cream, it makes the process of shaving go smoother. There are also those that re-moisterize your skin and makes it softer afterwards, you know, get rid of some of that 'roughness'.

Don't use regular shaving cream, go with shaving gel, you won't need aftershave. I always go with Gilette gel, excellent stuff.