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Thanks to Till for this take on shaving

Ever the gadget freak and quite the saving aficionado and travel enthusiast the issue of SWT (Shaving While Traveling) is a welcome challenge. In this thread I’d like to introduce a couple of ideas and hear from others how they have dealt with the SWT issue.

There are a number of considerations at hand, that I can think of. Do you see any others?

 

  1. The shave should be a very good, close shave.
  2. It should be easy on the skin for when we travel for business we cannot afford to have a day in between two shaves to let the skin rest.
  3. The equipment needed should be as lightweight and as few pieces as possible.
  4. If we can do get our gels and liquids in 311 friendly sizes, just the better.
  5. It would be nice if our efforts don’t cost and arm and a leg.
  6. If the shave is quick, that is a significant bonus but not a requirement.

 

So, recently I bought two new wet shavers (the Schick Quattro Titanium with Trimmer and the Azor by King of Shaves) and also a new electric razor (the new Philips top model).

In addition, I ordered the Alpha Oil by King of Shaves, introduced elsewhere on this forum. The version I got is specified as being for sensitive skin (always better) and anti-bacterial. It contains Triclosan, the same stuff found in anti-bacterial hand soaps. This is particularly welcome since the plan is not to use an aftershave.


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