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#45 by Paul on 10 Sep, 2007 18:02
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I switch hands. I found that I actually get a better shave when I use my left hand than my right, though I'm right handed.
Here's a blogger that talks about his first HeadBlade experience...
http://www.digitalthom.com/2007/09/09/my-experience-with-the-headblade-system/
My first experience was pretty much like the bloggers. But by following the advice given here and patience, using the HeadBlade with either hand and getting a great shave is no problem. -
#46 by outsider82 on 11 Sep, 2007 06:13
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Hey guys, I thought i would give you my two cents.
I started with the Mach3 on the first shave. I then proceeded to try the headblade on the second shave. I went against the grain and let me tell you it was the closes shave i've ever had. The problem for me is that there were a few little bumps from the first shave and they got nicked and blead a little. I found that after each shave that i bled a little. I could be doing it wrong.
Having a lack of head shaving products in Aust there isn't much post-shave products designed for head shaving.
After the shave i rinse my head in cold water as everyone has been bragging about. That feels great but makes your head feel a little numb for a few minutes. I then apply some Aloe Vera moisturiser to my dome, let me tell you that it stings like a b*tch for a few minutes. Afterwards it feels great.
What does everyone do to combat dry skin and dandruf? or will this go away.
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