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Shaving Cream or Gel?

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ar3inc:
Welcome to the group, lunchbox.  Kick your shoes off and make yourself at home. ;)

PBurke:
welcome lunchbox. you look a little young to be using sharp objects. ha ha just kidding bro. enjoy the site.

Tyler:
Welcome to SBG!!!

wpruitt:
Welcome Lunchbox

jusbnme:
I'd like to say hello to everyone.  I'm a new comer to Sly.

I have been shaving my head for about a year now.  I use to use Nivea for men but then gave the HeadBlade products a try about 3 months ago.  I couldn't get use to the blade.  I really did give it a try for a few weeks but I just thought it was too awkward.  Plus it didn't really shave my face well.  So I switched back to a regular razor but went with the Gilette Fusion this time.  It has done pretty good but it is very pricey.  A little too much for me.  I've been reading a lot on this forum about the Mach 3 which sounds like it may be a cheaper way for me to go.  I have an older model that is non-powered but I haven't broke it back out yet.  The only problem I've been having ever since I've been shaving is a little irritation once in a while.  I think my main problem is my scalp gets a little dry after shaving.  I've tried regular non-scented lotion, I've tried witch hazel to help with irritation(which I think just dried it more), and I've tried balms and lotions.  The balms and lotions such as the Fusion after shave lotion and the Nivea balm have done pretty good.  But is there any other suggestions? 

I read on another web site recently about using simple baby oil to shave with.  The guy said it really protected against nicks and cuts and there was hardly any irritation.  Does anyone have an opinion on this?  Thanks

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