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Re:Shaving is an example of how consumer products extract mo... by DonaldFisk on Saturday May 07, 2022 @07:42PM (#31299728)
You don't even need soap. Your stubble will be saturated and easily shaveable immediately after the shower.
Re:Shaving is an example of how consumer products extract mo... by canuckintime on Sunday May 08, 2022 @07:28AM (#31303099)
My problem was with the fogged up mirror after a shower. I tried some 'solutions' (spraying mirror with a fog proofing liquid, separate showering room etc) but eventually went back to shaving before showering
Re:Shaving is an example of how consumer products extract mo... by devilbunny on Sunday May 08, 2022 @11:20AM (#31304836)
Antifog coatings from any scuba supply shop help, but one really effective method is just to aim a hair dryer at the spot you need clear. Not only does it get rid of fogging there, it prevents new condensation from forming because of the residual heat.
Re:Shaving is an example of how consumer products extract mo... by igetspam on Saturday May 07, 2022 @08:05PM (#31299853)
This. I shave with water and a mach-3. Have used this technique for over 25 years. Can't think of a time when I've had razor burn. I can't recall the last time I cut myself either. I even go against the grain at the end (people who witness this seems to cringe). I hate shaving and do it once every week or two though. I'm blessed to have very slow growing face hair. My blades last a really long time because they're almost never used.
Re:Shaving is an example of how consumer products extract mo... by muro on Sunday May 08, 2022 @04:11AM (#31302195)
Doesn't work at all with an electric razor. If I forget to shave and take a shower, I can forget to shave that morning.
Re:Shaving is an example of how consumer products extract mo... by ddingus on Saturday May 07, 2022 @11:18PM (#31300948)
Best time to shave!

I rarely use anything. And to be frank, when I do it is a small drop of hair conditioner.