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scrub for head?
D.A.L.U.I.:
Try a loofah sponge pad, at Wal-Mart, less than $3. Then you can use any cleanser that your skin doesn't have a problem with. Go gentle at first, but it gives a great scrub and leaves the stubble ready for mowing.
Ming the Merciless:
What is Ming missing? A "scrub" for the head? Maybe the "Imperial Dome" is something special, but Ming finds that a shower and shave leaves the scalp just fine for whatever time passes before the next S&S. A touch of Headblade "Glossy" when splendorshine is needed--the only addition Ming deems necessary to his majesty.
So, tell Ming, SBG's, "What's the point of a scrub?"
BaldWriterBob:
I've been using Gillette Fusion ProSeries Thermal Face Scrub only when necessary. No walnuts as far as I can tell.
Magoo:
--- Quote from: Ming the Merciless on September 19, 2010, 03:22:29 PM ---What is Ming missing? A "scrub" for the head? Maybe the "Imperial Dome" is something special, but Ming finds that a shower and shave leaves the scalp just fine for whatever time passes before the next S&S. A touch of Headblade "Glossy" when splendorshine is needed--the only addition Ming deems necessary to his majesty.
So, tell Ming, SBG's, "What's the point of a scrub?"
--- End quote ---
Scrub is good if you have excess flaking other than that I don't use it.
thebbqguy:
I use St. Ives Apricot Scrub. I've noticed lately that my wife now uses it too. We need to start stocking up I guess.
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