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Q: Shave Marks ????

asked by: Bruce_Almighty on November 27th, 2005

New User

Hi all,
i am new to this amazing group. I am 25. I been shaving since 18 I guess.I have a thick beard. I get those stubs even if I dont shave for a day. Even after a clean shave, u can still see the shave marks ( black marks on the shaved area) which makes it look like I havent shaved at all. The shaved region around my throat looks really bad with all sorts of unwanted marks. I never look like 100 % shaved even though I am. This is bothering me too much these days as I feel conscious about it when I am out with girls.
Is there anyways I can get rid of these marks and the black shave marks ( traces).????

Please help me guys...

Cheers
bruce

Replies(4)

confussed15

replied on December 13th, 2005

New User

Dude dont shave for like a week then when you do the marks will be gone!

cd998776

replied on December 13th, 2005

Active User, very eHealthy

Also do you use a electric or a regular razor? The regular razor will give you a better shave, but the electric razor will be better to your skin in the long run.

Bruce_Almighty

replied on December 15th, 2005

New User

Thanks for the reply guys....I have tried that stuff..As in not shave for a while ....It works...( although not 100 %)....And since I work 5 days in a row...I have to shave everyday....

I use gillette mach 3 kit...Although I used to shave with a really cheap quality razor at the start...

These marks really make me so very uncomfortable some times....It just seem to make me inconfident at stages....

Pls help me with this.............

Cheers,
bruce

cd998776

replied on December 15th, 2005

Active User, very eHealthy

bruce_almighty wrote:

i use gillette mach 3

good choice!

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