I hate shaving!!!

[Andres]

I once shaved my legs for carnaval (yup, that year I went as woman and in my hometown, carnaval is serious business ).

Shaving off hair that had been growing freely for 28 years was alot of work. Unfortunately, no pictures from the legs.

[Jolt]

One way to stop facial hair growth (or any hair growth) is to apply acid or fire to the area in question.

[rasoforos]

For now try shaving while taking a hot-shower using one of those fog-free mirrors.

Girls do that! Let's keep one of the last gender boundaries in place please.

Girls --> Shower
Men -- > Sink

Oh and don't forget to use lemon juice as aftershave lotion!

[Rhyfelwyr]

Hmm I just got given an electric one and nobody needed to show me how to use it, couldn't be simpler - no need for cream or other nonsense.

[Thermal]

Hmm I just got given an electric one and nobody needed to show me how to use it, couldn't be simpler - no need for cream or other nonsense.

The person that said you should have a normal shaver if your a real man also said to use a lady shaver in...urrr. moving on there all just being hypocritical

[KukriKhan]

That thing can never be sharp enough!

By the way you got a groupie, friend of mine thinks you are extremely attractive and she is bleedingly hot.

I send my regards. I guess she likes her men clean-shaven.

To be honest, I only used the kukri for about 2 inches of beard, for photographic effect, as a nod to pix I've seen of Ghurkas doing the same thing in the field. Didn't do a great job. Were I serious, I'd have used the smaller knives that come with Brit-issued kukri's. They can be honed very sharp.

Lesson: whatever kind of cutting instument you use, it takes about 3 weeks of daily use for your skin (and whiskers) to get accustomed to it. This is true even when you switch from, for example, a safety razor to an electric shaver, or vice-versa. Be patient, anticipate some irritation, and practice, practice, practice, even when you don't "need" to shave today. Do it anyway, to toughen up your skin.