nivea extreme comfort shaving gel

Schizo · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:15

nivea extreme comfort shaving gel.

£5.37 each or 2 for £4.00 from the uk's number 1 supermarket.

Dark_Angel · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:16

I use King of Shaves.... it's awesome I am telling you.

Which reminds me I need to get some. Might check this out though if you recommend it highly?

Schizo · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:18

just had a shave and i must say it is lovely to shave with.

and it smell's divine afterwards.

Dark_Angel · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:21

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at you saying it "smells divine"

Schizo · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:21

ok...it smells nice.

Dark_Angel · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:21

schizo220168 said:
ok...it smells nice.

That's better! :mad:

Busa · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:27

Well i use gel from Lidl....shave my head and face....its just shaving gel ffs.

TaKeN · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:32

Busa said:
Well i use gel from Lidl....shave my head and face....its just shaving gel ffs.

About as spot on as saying 'What are you doing buying expensive wine! it all tastes the same'

Gillette always gives me the best 'non irritating shave'

Dark_Angel · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:33

If I am honest (and in before gay) the skin on my face is pretty sensitive. If I don't use good razors / gel I tend to get bumps or ingrowing facial hair which sucks.

Busa · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:34

Christ almighty...what's happening to the British male?

Doonhamer · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:35

Dark_Angel said:
If I am honest (and in before gay) the skin on my face is pretty sensitive. If I don't use good razors / gel I tend to get bumps or ingrowing facial hair which sucks.

Good god man, why would you use any kind of gel? Its the shaving equivalent of junk food.

Dark_Angel · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:49

Busa said:
Christ almighty...what's happening to the British male?

We realized that carving layers of skin off along with the hair isn't wise.

Doonhamer said:
Good god man, why would you use any kind of gel? Its the shaving equivalent of junk food.

What do you want me to use. :confused:

meghatronic · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:52

For the absolute win.

Le_Petit_Lapin · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:53

Shaving gel? You don't need that, just stick your face in a fire and burn the hairs off.

Doonhamer · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:53

In shaving newer is not always better. The old style soaps and creams are still the best way to go. Applied with a badger hair brush for best results.

At the moment I am using Taylor of Old Bond Streets Almond shaving cream. Lovely stuff.

Pho · 8 Oct 2009 at 21:55

I use shaving soap.. I bought a block over a year ago for £6 and it's still only about 1/4 used, and probably miles better

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[FnG]magnolia · 8 Oct 2009 at 22:08

Doonhamer said:
In shaving newer is not always better. The old style soaps and creams are still the best way to go. Applied with a badger hair brush for best results.

At the moment I am using Taylor of Old Bond Streets Almond shaving cream. Lovely stuff.

Yeah, I mix between the Trumper's Rose and Proraso. It's substantially better and cheaper over the course of its life than all the gunk in a can the supermarket's sell.

@ Busa : what's happening is that more males are realising that the crap that Gillete and Nivea sell is overpriced and underspecced for decent shaving. If you want to use cheap stuff and it works for you, good on you. Seriously, that's great. Don't knock those who know there is better, more affordable ways of getting the same end result. If you tried it - which I'm sure you won't - you'd see what I mean on your first shave.

V4NT0M · 8 Oct 2009 at 22:13

schizo220168 said:
nivea extreme comfort shaving gel.

£5.37 each or 2 for £4.00 from the uk's number 1 supermarket.

Hmmm, wonder why my adblock didn't catch that one.

SlyReaper · 8 Oct 2009 at 22:16

I just shaved dry, just to see what it would feel like.

It wasn't pleasant.

Hellsmk2 · 8 Oct 2009 at 22:40

It's a lie - I did not feel extreme comfort at all.