I think the golf analogy is more like this: The razor is the golf club. The beard is the ball. Using a brush would be like playing with a new Titleist, and not using a brush is like playing with a range ball. You can still play, just not quite as well.notthesharpest wrote:You can improve your shaves greatly, with a good quality brush for under fifteen bucks. Here you go. Click on Proraso down the left side, and go to the last item in the Proraso list. You're welcome.jblackmd wrote:I don't see getting a really expensive handle or even a brush for that matter, so it stays cheap for me.
Hearing you keep saying you're not getting a brush is like watching a man whack golf balls with his hand - he says he isn't interested in getting clubs, that he just wants to play golf.
DE shaving is not cheaper!!!
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I must have missed something. If you have no brush at all, how on earth do you make your lather? Do you shave dry? Just rub the soap on your wet face???jblackmd wrote:I guess I'm not saying that I'll absolutely never get one, I'm just not interested in getting one at the moment.
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Yeah, I basically rub it into my wet face after the shower, wet my hands, it lathers up.fritz wrote:I must have missed something. If you have no brush at all, how on earth do you make your lather? Do you shave dry? Just rub the soap on your wet face???jblackmd wrote:I guess I'm not saying that I'll absolutely never get one, I'm just not interested in getting one at the moment.