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Email Mama   How to Properly Shave Whether you like it or not, shaving is a necessary part of good grooming. Approximately 90% of men admit to preferring to be clean-shaven. It is estimated that it takes on average approximately three and a half minutes for a man to shave his face and that most men spend 10 to 15 hours annually shaving. Methods of shaving Shaving can be done by way of using a wet razor or else with an electric razor. If you choose to shave manually with a wet razor or else with an electric razor. More men prefer the former because it gives a closer shave. If you choose to shave manually with a wet razor always use something to lubricate your skin or to lather up with such as shaving cream, shaving gel, shaving foam or soap. Applying anyone of these products helps to prevent pain and soreness from razor burns afterwards. Shaving creams and related products also help to soften and lift the hairs for effortless removal.

Disposable razors are a good option for a comfortable and close shave. The shave once method for wet shaving The shave twice method for wet shaving The shave twice method for wet shaving This method is only necessary for men who have tough beards as they may not get a close enough shave by doing it only once. The only thing you are going to want to do differently this time is to shave in the direction that goes against the hair nap (which is to say the opposite of what you did the first time you shaved). Men who choose to do this but do not have beards may find that it is too harsh on their skin because it causes ingrown hairs, soreness, redness and possibly cuts. Despite all of your best efforts to protect your skin, if you do happen to nick your skin with the razor, use a styptic pencil applied directly to the cut.   Health Topic: Tummy Tuck Surgery: What No One Tells You My private battle with bulimia How to choose the best weight loss program Easy tips to get free stuff and save money Mama’s Favorite Things Dress For Success Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the Terms of Use. Contact us: PO Box 2170, Pasadena, CA 91102-2170 We are expanding our product review section. If you want a review of your product featured on MamasHealth.com, let us know. ©2000 - 2007 MamasHealth.comâ„¢.

All rights reserved I’ve read These signs Since just a kid Now that I shave I’m glad I did Burma-Shave We don’t Know how To split an atom But as to whiskers Let us at ‘em Burma-Shave (Anti-inflation series) Bargain hair removal for man hunters Gather ’round For fifty cents Still Half a pound Burma-Shave No price increase A man A miss A car — a curve He kissed the miss And missed the curve Burma-Shave And my personal favorite, although I doubt if it was ever a real sign: Her guy’s whiskers Just don’t phase her. He shaves with Electric razor. Why bother with Burma-Shave The Great Burma Shave Signs of Yesteryear By Chuck Woodbury, editor, Out West Once, long ago, cars went slow and “super” highways were two lanes. One of the joys of driving back in those good ‘ol days was reading the Burma-Shave signs by the side of the road. One after another, they told a little upbeat story, all with the punch line “Burma-Shave.” For those too young to remember Burma-Shave, it was a brushless shaving cream. Today, anyone older than 55 fondly remembers the red and white signs that advertised the product along America’s rural highways and byways. On a nondescript stretch of road, where the best scenery might be a pasture with cows, the sight of Burma-Shave signs ahead was reason for celebration — the monotony broken. Special Seats Reserved in Hades For Whiskered Guys Who Scratch Their Ladies Burma-Shave More info is at the Out West Newspaper site, The Verse by the Side of the Road Use the BACK button to return. Or go to the Good Clean Fun Main Page (Graphics Version) or (Text-Only Version) stock everything — ideas on pimping? i’d finish the window tint first off.

bigger/better tires, bigger rims. shave/paint over the moulding on the side.. i love red so i’d keep the color, unless it’s just matte red cause then i’d have it painted some sort of metallic bright red. mayyyyybe put a body kit on it, but not a super ricey one. maybe some new lights as well. that’s purely exterior, but there’s no point in having engine mods/a fast car if you can never use it, since street races are illegal and who takes their car to a track anyway unless they’re sponsored, right? nice car, though. i’ve got a teal, pure stock, standard (sticks have more fun!) 2 door 1993 ex that i love to death =) so have fun with it! Show it off. Upload pictures and enter.

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