Slasher!

[Ming the Merciless]

I came back to Sly and immediately cut a significant divot from the dome with my razor.  Yes, yes: I know, "Practice makes perfect," but the dome has only so much resiliance.  I have been (off and on) Sly for a quarter of a century, and am only generally adept at slickwork.

So, there have been times when I had to let the wounds heal. It seems to be taking longer (no surprise?) as I move into "old fart" territory.  Anyone else  in the realm of "the sixties" find this to be the case?

At moment I've set the blade aside and have found myself back to only "no guard" on clippers.  The wound, almost a week beyond its affliction, is still too sensitive for a razor.  That means, "Who needs the blood?"

Anyone shedding razor for clippers on occasion?

[buddha]

I occasionally opt for the Panasonic Linear when I have sustained a wound. No shame in that.

[TheSlyBear]

Same here.

[Slynito]

I occasionally opt for the Panasonic Linear when I have sustained a wound. No shame in that.

Excellent idea!

[Snakehandler]

I shave with a Fusion a few days a week & a Remington Foil on the other days. I never cut myself but my head & face are lubed well with shaving oil & cream. I remember when I first went sly that the skin on the top of my head was very tender. Took a few months for it to toughen up.

[baldjoeg]

I have used both myself.