Calling All DFW Men!

jessicamb

La_Tristesse_Durera wrote:

easy, cheap, quick and painless... give me a good waxing rather cutting me face to ribbons anyday!!

:think: a challenge!

La_Tristesse_Durera

jessicamb wrote:

:think: a challenge!

Easy! A challenge... pffft!

GUMPO

Before I start this post is not a wind up.

Last year I was all out of razors and borrowed my very dearests that she uses for her leg. I think it is called VEET? With a fresh blade on it I shaved off a three day growth in seconds. Now I use it all the time and as well as being faster the blade can last for weeks. The only drawback is that because of the the flat shape you need to use a disposable for under your nose.

try it and see:beer:

rog2

all_hours wrote:

:rotfl: :rotfl: so that was you lurking in the bushes

And probably clutching a roll of Tesco Value Bog Roll:D

Wonder_Girl

La_Tristesse_Durera wrote:

LOL, anyway you guys have waxing, now that to me looks easy, cheap, quick and painless... give me a good waxing rather cutting me face to ribbons anyday!!

Easy - after some practice maybe
Cheap - if you get it in the sale
Quick - not really, you kind of count one, two, three but then your hand doesn't move so you have to psych yourself up again and breath and then give counting a try and see if your hand has plucked up enough courage since the last attempt. repeat about 10-20 times depending on area. then you have to rinse all the wax off the strips and burn your fingers trying to do it, then you have to wash the towel you spilt wax on, then you have to wash your nail scissors and tweezers and they became casualties to the wax during the "stray hair chase". then you rinse off all the residue and go and sit down for a well deserved rest, only 5 minutes later to realise that your elbow is sticking to the cushion, then you have to clean the wax off your elbow, try and sponge the cushion down for 20 minutes. then it's all done! until the next day when you go to use the microwave and remove a plate that has a suspiciously sticky substance on the bottom upon removal....
Painless - hell no :rotfl:

ZTD

The richest investor in the world is Warren Buffet. He at one time owned a lot of Gillette he said:

“You go to bed feeling very comfortable about two and a half billion males with hair growing while you sleep. No-one at Gillette has trouble sleeping.”

At £15 for 8 blades that can by stamped out quicker than one per second per machine, now you know why!

If you want a cheap good shave, persuade you OH to learn how to use a cut-throat razor and a strop, and be nice to them every day of you life.

liberty23

Personally I don't care if my man's shave is not close. I like a bit of rough, lol

bargainbetty

A friend of mine told me about a male friend of hers who has decided to 'tidy up downstairs' a bit. He used a pair of hair clippers, and is now complaining that we didn't tell him three things:

1. Don't give yourself a No.1 cut down there
2. Clippers can nick the skin too
3. Stubbly regrowth can lead to itching

I laughed myself silly at the thought of him with itchy, stubbly and shave-cut nuts, until she told me that as she has a broken arm, she told him I will show him how to do it properly! Hmmmmm, great friend.

Chriswil

Hi Folks,

If you're a member of Costco check it out. I got 5x4 blade packs of Gillette Mach3 blades for £10 + vat. They have the fusion baldes in stock, but i can't remember the price (too busy calculating how cheap that booze really was...)