I was talking to a buddy of mine this weekend and kinda b!tching about the shadow I get from shaving is too obvious( I prefer having a baby face, or some actual hair growth). He suggested I tried using Noxema, and lo and behold it actually worked in reducing that shadowy look.
Considering this is an Asian forum, I dunno how many of ya guys actually need to shave though, lol.
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QUOTE (jiggyiggy @ Nov 8 2005, 03:48 PM)
Considering this is an Asian forum, I dunno how many of ya guys actually need to shave though, lol.
lawl. so true...i'm hoping i'll only have to start shaving at age 20 or something... mwahahaha. imma have this 'peach fuzz' till university.
QUOTE (jiggyiggy @ Nov 8 2005, 11:48 AM)
I was talking to a buddy of mine this weekend and kinda b!tching about the shadow I get from shaving is too obvious( I prefer having a baby face, or some actual hair growth). He suggested I tried using Noxema, and lo and behold it actually worked in reducing that shadowy look.
Considering this is an Asian forum, I dunno how many of ya guys actually need to shave though, lol.
Considering this is an Asian forum, I dunno how many of ya guys actually need to shave though, lol.
That $hit works, use it.
do you use it as your shaving creme? or like an after shave??
I use it after I shave.
which product? the shaving creme? the cleanser?
Damn dude it's weird talking about Noxema... the regular cleanser that comes in a blue jar.
I shave every other day, and I never get that shadow look *shrugs*
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