All this talk about using St Ives scrub on your face is a little scary. Everything I have been told by many dermatologists (one of the best dermatologists in the world is a good friend of mine) is that using a strong facial scrub more than once a week is very bad for your face. Also...some scrubs have ground up nut shells and seeds as well as other very sharp stuff in them. The skin on your face isn't the same as the skin on your elbows. You need to rub this stuff on your face lightly or it could make small cuts in your skin and eventually lead to long term problems. Also, after you use any facial scrub, you need to wash your hands really well and apply some sort of moisturizer and SPF to your freshly scraped and raw facial skin. Us sly guys have LOTS more "face" than most people. Let's all try to make it look good for a long LONG time!After reading your post I believe that I will go back to just using St. Ive's less. I only shave every other day and that's when I use the St. Ives. will just go back to using the Noxema on my face since I've used it since 1986 with good results.
By the way, your profile pic does you justice, “Bald is definitely for you!”
@Adam: Ray, Taye and Wilbon all have shadows. TV does a good job of disguising it but I've been around Ray and Taye and you see it up close.
Quote from: yelloboy32 on July 01, 2012, 02:17:48 PM@Adam: Ray, Taye and Wilbon all have shadows. TV does a good job of disguising it but I've been around Ray and Taye and you see it up close. True. 99 times out of a 100, if a sly guy doesn't have some form of a shadow he either: a. had a darn good laser treatment or b. he has alopecia (I have a sly friend who has alopecia and can't grow hair anywhere on his body)