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Chamaeleontidae · 03-02-2006, 10:01 AM

I use hair clippers, with the 1/4" attachment. I like the hair clipper over a beard trimmer because the blade is wider. Both work fine, but the hair clippers do the same job in less time...

It can be a little tricky under the nose, so rather than being poked in the nose with the attachment, I usually use the clippers with no attachment. (that did take some practice though...)

For the non-hair area I used the old fashion double sided razor (the one that holds real razor blades.) Since I don't shave everyday, I find that type works best. (any long hairs tend to clog the disposable multi-blade type razors)

Shape is up to you. I shave the area that just has random hairs, leaving the a groomed edge. And make a loop from jaw bone to jaw bone under my chin.

03-02-2006, 10:01 AM	#3 (permalink)
Chamaeleontidae aka: freakylongname Location: South of the Great While North	I use hair clippers, with the 1/4" attachment. I like the hair clipper over a beard trimmer because the blade is wider. Both work fine, but the hair clippers do the same job in less time... It can be a little tricky under the nose, so rather than being poked in the nose with the attachment, I usually use the clippers with no attachment. (that did take some practice though...) For the non-hair area I used the old fashion double sided razor (the one that holds real razor blades.) Since I don't shave everyday, I find that type works best. (any long hairs tend to clog the disposable multi-blade type razors) Shape is up to you. I shave the area that just has random hairs, leaving the a groomed edge. And make a loop from jaw bone to jaw bone under my chin. __________________ "Reality is just a crutch for people who can't cope with drugs." Robin Williams.