Have you ever shaved your head underwater or in total darkness? - page 1 -

• Have you ever shaved your head underwater or in total darkness? by JDog on 29 Apr, 2008 22:58
• Hello Fellow Chrome Domes(TM Warhawk)....Just wondering if any of you have ever shaved underwater or in complete darkness...I have done both....
  
  2 months ago I went to a Bachelor weekend with about 10 friends for my best mate and there was a river that ran through the back of the resort...Well for my morning headshave I decided to wade out into the river with my Headslick and Fusion and did the deed. Got a really good shave and it was interesting to shave while submerged.
  
  The other time I had a shower and I like to turn the lights out at night when I shower. Well I proceded to shave my head in the complete darkness. I nicked myself a few times but I've become quite good at it over the last year I was able to do it and not have to re-touch at the sink.
  
  Looking forward to your responses!
• #1 by BALDANDRE on 29 Apr, 2008 23:02
• Man...never under water...that would be trippy...
  
  I have kinda experienced the dark thing...I shower shave with no mirror..so kinda I guess!
• #2 by StogieStang on 30 Apr, 2008 03:51
• What good is headslick if you shaved under water?
• #3 by warhawk on 30 Apr, 2008 04:31
• jdog:  very interesting topic/post   2 answer your question i've done neither.  however... living in florida... i might B headshaving during hurricane season so i guess i better get 2 practice.   as far as underwater headshaving... that would B "wild"... U wouldn't have 2 worry 'bout your noggin' from drying out.  i might try out the total darkness headshave, soon. (gotta B ready 4 hurricane season, right?).
  
  WARHAWK
• #4 by DAT Boy on 30 Apr, 2008 05:58
• Gee, this is a pretty dark and damp topic.     
  You know there are some people who have lots of light and are still "shaving in the dark"! 
  
  [Warhawk, not to get too far off subject, but it's only 4 hurricanes if you believe that report.     I heard another report that said the hurricanes are going to change their path and all go up the eastern seaboard due to warming of the waters in the Caribbean (or something like that).    ]
• #5 by Timmay on 30 Apr, 2008 06:31
• hmmmmm, never shaved underwater....never thought about it.  Dont know where around here I could get by with that.  We dont take too kindly to public nudity around here.
  Showering in the dark?  I will say it sounds interesting...but can I ask....whats the benefit of showering in total darkness?  Is it a way to sorta have the sense of someone else washing your body?   I dunno...just trying to figure out why you would shave or shower in darkness?  I guess it wouldnt be any different than showering with your eyes closed if you were washin your hair.  Almost 99% of the time I have to close my eyes while in the shower when I shave because it seems as though the headslick wants to run down my forehead into my eyes...so that would sorta be doing it in the darkness...right?
• #6 by schro on 30 Apr, 2008 07:15
• Uh, no.
• #7 by BaldBen on 30 Apr, 2008 07:49
• "Headblading in Lake Michigan"!
  That's something to look forward to this summer. 
  
  I'll try to sneak in after curfew!
• #8 by Timmay on 30 Apr, 2008 07:51
• When we all get to chicago....We will have to have baldben take us to the lake and we can have a mass ritual of shaving in the lake..lol
• #9 by joergHH on 30 Apr, 2008 08:08
• Maybe it's what lemmings do, when they jump in the water? LOL
  
  J
• #10 by marshd1000 on 30 Apr, 2008 08:53
• In December 2006, large parts of the Seattle Metro area were without power because of a bad windstorm.  So the first two days of the  power outage, I still had hot water in the tank.  So I ended up taking a shower and shaving in the dark as a result.  I shave by touch anyway, so it was no big deal!
• #11 by DAT Boy on 30 Apr, 2008 20:05
• Did you ever get the feeling that we were approaching the "TMI Zone" (Too Much Information)
• #12 by JDog on 30 Apr, 2008 20:08
• StoogieStang--The headslick still lubricates the shaving area,underwater or not. You have to keep your scalp wet to use Headslick effectivley so it works out okay.
  
  
  I know this was an odd topic to post but I figured with TimmJ in our midst, this wouldnt be perceived as too weird. He has set the bar for us all.LOL
• #13 by skiking on 30 Apr, 2008 20:34
• i may have to give the shaving underwater a try, throw the scuba gear on and start scraping
• #14 by SLYinKC on 30 Apr, 2008 20:40
• No.....and NO.....