Re: the art of shaving (your face)
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e-RICHIE
Hey I know this is a face thread but I have a desire to almost shave my head. I wanna buzz off as much as I can but leave the minimum. Think putting green.
What appliances would you recommend for a first-timer?
Oster 76 + a 000 blade. That will take you down to very short but not shaved. Supposed to be 0.5mm.
If you want 5 o'clock shadow on your head then 0000 and 00000 are 0.25mm and 0.2mm respectively.
The Oster is really nice. Smooth buzz. Doesn't over heat. Blades cut nicely. Your hair actually lies in different directions, so you have to cut into the direction in order to get a nice even cut.
Re: the art of shaving (your face)
Check out the Wahl Balding Clippers. Adjust these to "zero gap" and you will have as short of stubble as you can get before using a razor, wet shave or electric and having bald skin. Lots of videos in the land of YouTube but I would start with the one from Harry at Baldcafe. I haven't used the Oyster but hear good things about that as well.
Re: the art of shaving (your face)
Very happy I can return to this thread.
Re: the art of shaving (your face)
It’s truly a Library of Alexandria.
Re: the art of shaving (your face)
Does anyone still make a horse hair brush? I prefer horse for a variety of reasons, but my vie long brush is now like 15 years old and maybe lost too many hairs. Sadly, vie long was a family company that sold to proraso, and has now been shut down. Anyone have any leads? Searching doesn’t yield me reliable results and my typical vendor suggested a boar/synthetic blend.