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Wash off after a minute. Unless you've got a face like granite.

Just last week got Samsung S4 on EE for £23.99 a month. 500 minutes, unlimited texts and 500 gb data. 4g. Could only get that offer in phones4u and had to phone their online offers team from the shop. No one else could match that offer. Nice phone. No upfront payment. Phone delivered next day.

Cold. Cold wash. Three cold passes. Cold rinse. Not luxurious but great for sensitive skin and a very close shave.

I find an alum block and a styptic pencil invaluable too.

Re: RE: Newbie from Stoke, UK Aye. Born and bred. Up Werrington now.

Stokies takin over. Welcome. Loads of good, friendly advice on here. No ingrowers for me since I started DE shaving. I've got sensitive girly skin so cold or tepid shaving stops me getting redness or razor burn. Duck.

RE: FS: Taylor of Old Bond Street Creams and Soap Please sent.

Re: RE: Bloody Cats! Great photo. And magnificent cat.

[attachment=10371] Boris, one of our fantastic Siberians. Still quite rare in the Uk.

Re: RE: Horrors/thrillers Unusually both are very good. The Swedish version better I thought. Loved the book. [hr] Worth a mention - Insidious. Rec. Sinister. The woman in black. Creep. The descent. The problem with horror is that, more than any other genre, a huge percentage of horror...

Re: RE: Cold water shaving Think yourself lucky. Some of us with delicate girly skin can't enjoy the luxury of a hot steamy shave without the unwanted side effect of an attractive razor burn rash.

Re: RE: Cold water shaving Yep. I read that too. A theory I agree with. The sound is different as your blade slices through the brittle whiskers.

Fire service for 28 years. I've squirted a lot of water.

Half way through "The book thief". Brilliant. So far.

I like both. Alum after every shave. Styptic for proper nicks and bleeders. Always gently wash and thoroughly, but gently, dry both after use. For hygiene and to stop the styptic turning to mush.

To repeat a recent post of mine- " I vary my shaves between cold water and tepid. I found that using hot water sort of softened up my skin too much and led to razor burn. No razor burn with colder water. Not as luxurious as hot water but I get a very close shave and, as I said, no razor burn...

I vary my shaves between cold water and tepid. I found that using hot water sort of softened up my skin too much and led to razor burn. No razor burn with colder water. Not as luxurious as hot water but I get a very close shave and, as I said, no razor burn. Try it.

DE wet shaving has practically eradicated my in-growers.

Creams seem a little less harsh to my skin. Easier to lather and better scents too.

The white death !!! And salt, and fats, and caffeine, and bread, and alcohol... Everything in moderation gents. Apart from shaving products obviously.