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For those that trim their facial hair, and for whatever reason prefer not to shave electric or blade,
How do you trim, without leaving a lot of hair all over the sink?
I'm currently trying out trimming using some shaving cream, but it doesn't allow me to see or feel if all the hairs are trimmed.
By using minimal cream it does keep the trimmed hairs together, and the sink a lot cleaner.
Any other suggestions on how not to have my entire sink full of trimmed hairs?
For those that trim their facial hair, and for whatever reason prefer not to shave electric or blade,
How do you trim, without leaving a lot of hair all over the sink?
I'm currently trying out trimming using some shaving cream, but it doesn't allow me to see or feel if all the hairs are trimmed.
By using minimal cream it does keep the trimmed hairs together, and the sink a lot cleaner.
Any other suggestions on how not to have my entire sink full of trimmed hairs?
I just clean out the sink after I'm done trimming.
It's a sink. It's made for messes, and it's easy to clean.
Or on a tree outside. That would also amuse the birds when you weren't outside manscaping.
There's probably not a whole lot you can do. Although I recently started shaving with a blade again I still use the trimmer on my Norelco to trim my mustache.
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