This is hilarious and impressive. I wonder if people research places like Big Lots' suppliers, so they can undercut the discount retail shops.Bio-Hazzzzard;1724526 wrote:Has anyone tried it? I researched and bought them much cheaper directly from Dorco. They were shipped to my doorstep in three days with free shipping, can't beat it.
http://www.dorcousa.com/joe-jane-pack/
Never felt like I got as good of a shave from electric. Maybe ya need a higher end one.like_that;1725287 wrote:Electric razor for me.
This is basically what I do.Automatik;1725290 wrote:I haven't razor shaved in over 2 years.
Bought a "stubble trimmer", it changed my life.
Hope this helps.
I don't do it but I've looked into it before. I believe there are different packages. I recall what seemed to be a suitable package for $5/month. My memory sucks so I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure its in that ballpark. Not expensive at all.Scarlet_Buckeye;1725324 wrote:I always wondered about this (same for Trunk Club). Sounds like from the majority of the posts, it's actually not overly priced. Can anyone comment on how much it typically costs them per month?
5 yrs for meOSH;1725092 wrote:Nice! I'm going on 6 years come May/June.
Commander of Awesome;1725331 wrote:
Shaving is a pain in the ass.
I definitely look like a hobo, but I do use shampoo and conditioner on it!Fab4Runner;1725333 wrote:I can confirm that broads love beards. As long as they are not gross and smelly.
The wife hates it whenever I trim it. She's always liked the beard and never wants me to ever shave.Fab4Runner;1725333 wrote:I can confirm that broads love beards. As long as they are not gross and smelly.