I sliced my left thumb trying to adjust a QShave Futur clone to a higher setting.
The ends of the head slipped out from between my thumb and forefinger, and my thumb slid along an exposed blade edge.
I gave my thumb (and razor) a quick rinse, held my left hand up above my head to slow the bleeding, and finished my shave one-handed.
Now I simply lay the side of the QShave head on the edge of the sink and turn it one-handed.
This is probably why the adjustment to a Progress is made at the non-ouchy end of the handle.
The ends of the head slipped out from between my thumb and forefinger, and my thumb slid along an exposed blade edge.
I gave my thumb (and razor) a quick rinse, held my left hand up above my head to slow the bleeding, and finished my shave one-handed.
Now I simply lay the side of the QShave head on the edge of the sink and turn it one-handed.
This is probably why the adjustment to a Progress is made at the non-ouchy end of the handle.
We could be Heroes, just for one day.
- David Bowie -
I tried out straight razor shaving for probably 60 days or so and I got a few cuts the likes of which are impossible with a DE. Especially a 1/4 inch slice under my ear when I was trying to shave cross grain. Seeing as I’m the type to daydream and get careless I decided that cut was the end of my run with them.
(12-23-2020, 02:32 PM)SCShaver Wrote: ...and get careless I decided that cut was the end of my run with them.
I was speed reading (bad me, bad me) and thought you wrote that you were running with the straights!!
- Eric
Put your message in a modem,
And throw it in the Cyber Sea
--Rush, "Virtuality"
Overloader of brushes, Overlander fanboy, Schickhead, and a GEM in the rough!
Put your message in a modem,
And throw it in the Cyber Sea
--Rush, "Virtuality"
Overloader of brushes, Overlander fanboy, Schickhead, and a GEM in the rough!
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