I'm going to try Cam's advice with the hydrocortisone cream though, my head seems to itch quite a bit throughout the day too.
I tried shaving in the shower once in the beginning but found it awkward without a mirror. If I ever remember to pick up a fogless mirror, I will try it again but for now, I am a sinker. I primarily use the HB sport and am still searching for a good blade for it.1rst wash head and face and then lather up with headslick (although the for the last couple of days I've been experimenting with tea tree oil)I shave against the grain and do it in one pass except for the temples where it bothers me to do it against the grain on the 1rst pass. There I'll come up from behind the ear and when I get to the temple I go straight forward across the grain, then go against the grain while stretching my scalp upward in order to get real close.Then I concentrate on the weird patches with different grains and try to get them smooth.After I'm satisfied with the smoothness, I rinse in cold water (as cold as it gets for as long as I can stand it).Apply Clearhead, pat dry, let air dry while deciding between HeadLube Glossy, Matte or a Touch of Sun
...mattifying moisturiser
1. Wake up2. Crack open a beer3. Kick the cat4. Scratch various body parts that itch5. Use the company-issued PC to cruise british tabloid websites in search of pics of the MBabe. 6. If I can't find her anywhere, I'll check her out on Sly Bald Guys (boy, she's purdy).7. Shower, which includes shaving the dome. I use the HB Classic razor & Head Slick. Start at the center, front to back then work down to ear level on each side, reverse the direction and finish the back of the head, and top it off with Head Lube (matte Finish).If I fail to do #1, the rest of it is a moot point.Schro
Quote from: Shiny on February 14, 2007, 07:09:01 PMI tried shaving in the shower once in the beginning but found it awkward without a mirror. If I ever remember to pick up a fogless mirror, I will try it again but for now, I am a sinker. I primarily use the HB sport and am still searching for a good blade for it.1rst wash head and face and then lather up with headslick (although the for the last couple of days I've been experimenting with tea tree oil)I shave against the grain and do it in one pass except for the temples where it bothers me to do it against the grain on the 1rst pass. There I'll come up from behind the ear and when I get to the temple I go straight forward across the grain, then go against the grain while stretching my scalp upward in order to get real close.Then I concentrate on the weird patches with different grains and try to get them smooth.After I'm satisfied with the smoothness, I rinse in cold water (as cold as it gets for as long as I can stand it).Apply Clearhead, pat dry, let air dry while deciding between HeadLube Glossy, Matte or a Touch of SunShinymeister....very similiar to my routine...but I haven't had to buy any HeadBlade stuff (as my wife has all the stuff in other capacities)But...being a brethren in percussion....yer alright in MY book
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