Calling baldies
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LordGrover

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34,148 posts

241 months

Monday 14th March 2011
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So... anyone out there use the HeadBlade to get a nice shiny bonce? biggrin

I've used an electric hair trimmer without the guard providing effectively a number 0 all over for many a year, but rarely gone for a proper, wet shave. Normal wet razors make it a tricky operation and quite time consuming. Electric razors are just st.

These HeadBlade affairs look the part and pretty blokey/gadgety:

HeadBlade.com

Parsnip

3,258 posts

217 months

Tuesday 15th March 2011
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I'm not bald, but that thing looks awesome - looks like a matchbox car you drive about your head. If I ever do go bald (which I hope I don't, my head is all dented) I'll have mine in red with a racing stripe.


One thing I have always wondered though, do baldies use shampoo or soap on their dome?

Super Slo Mo

5,374 posts

227 months

Tuesday 15th March 2011
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Never seen that before. However, with a bit of practice, and using your 'spare' hand to feel where you've missed, a wet razor becomes a fairly simple job. Takes me about 15 minutes, once a week.

To be honest, novel though that little cart thing is, I'm not entirely sure how different or how much easier it'd be to a Mach 3 (for instance).

Carrot

7,294 posts

231 months

Tuesday 15th March 2011
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Super Slo Mo said:
Never seen that before. However, with a bit of practice, and using your 'spare' hand to feel where you've missed, a wet razor becomes a fairly simple job. Takes me about 15 minutes, once a week.

To be honest, novel though that little cart thing is, I'm not entirely sure how different or how much easier it'd be to a Mach 3 (for instance).
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