Quote from: Slynito on December 02, 2011, 01:22:06 PMI used to face shave with Noxema years ago...I have also used it for a head scrub by adding a little sugar to the mix.sugar? now that's odd.
I used to face shave with Noxema years ago...I have also used it for a head scrub by adding a little sugar to the mix.
I was talking to one of my black friends today and he commented he had to shave his face because it was getting itchy. So, I asked him if his head gets itchy when it grows out and he said no. Since I got him thinking about it, he thought it was strange. He said if he touches a razor to his face he breaks out so he never tried one on his head. He uses the wahl balding clipper and slowly goes in small circles all over his head. It looks really smooth to me but having dark hair and dark skin would help hide any stubble. And, it looks smooth for a couple days which is a lot more than I can say for my head with dark hair and light skin. I told him his head may not break out from a razor since his head doesn't itch but his face does and that got him thinking too. If a dermatologist can't help you, maybe the clipper with the circular technique would be an option for you. He did say when the clipper was new he could cut himself if not careful.
I noticed that the last few posters on this thread say that they have issues on the back of the neck.....I may be able to explain why...For whatever reason, back in the day when I got a regular haircut (sometimes the neckline would be blocked, curved or V-shaped) the neck hair started growing back within three days....so with the follicles there sprouting hair so fast, it might be sensitive unlike the rest of the scalp...My suggestion which works for me personally is to make sure you dab some rubbing alcohol there (aftershave in most cases is not enough) and for those of you in the states most drugstores and Wally World sells Bump Stopper for mild bump issues and Bump Stopper 2 for severe bump issues. It works well on the face (given I have to shave for drill weekends) as well as the neck....Good luck to all of you with the bump issues.
Por favor, tell us more about this "Bump Fighter" razor, amigo.