electroysis
12-Dec-2006, 01:15 PM
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electroysis
anyone had any electroysis done?
i am thinking about doing my throat cause i am too lazy to shave and i look like a homeless at the office too often.
without hair on my throat at least it looks like a crap beard.
i am thinking about doing my throat cause i am too lazy to shave and i look like a homeless at the office too often.
without hair on my throat at least it looks like a crap beard.
12-Dec-2006, 01:57 PM
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i haven't shaved in two weeks. i generally shave my face when i shave my head, and my mirror got broken again (need it to shave my face in the shower)
ideally, i could get all the hair on my head transplanted into a mohawk so i could have a perma-mohawk or shaved head. maybe one day..
ideally, i could get all the hair on my head transplanted into a mohawk so i could have a perma-mohawk or shaved head. maybe one day..
12-Dec-2006, 03:18 PM
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Re: electroysis
Originally posted by Bruce Fee
anyone had any electroysis done?
i am thinking about doing my throat cause i am too lazy to shave and i look like a homeless at the office too often.
without hair on my throat at least it looks like a crap beard.
anyone had any electroysis done?
i am thinking about doing my throat cause i am too lazy to shave and i look like a homeless at the office too often.
without hair on my throat at least it looks like a crap beard.
you ain't the only one....
But I'm not having it permanently removed....I'm not THAT lazy...lol.
12-Dec-2006, 07:53 PM
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laser hair removal doesn't actually work long-term, it's pretty much a total scam.. check out the wikipedia article on it for info, but i have known people who have had it done.
as for shaving, i myself am too ****ing lazy to shave every day, but what i found to be the best is to use a beard trimmer/clippers (the same type you'd use to shave your head) and just give my face a once-over every few days. it keeps it a stylishly stubbly length, and is WAY easier than actually shaving, even with an electric. less passes, less irritation, faster, etc.
as for shaving, i myself am too ****ing lazy to shave every day, but what i found to be the best is to use a beard trimmer/clippers (the same type you'd use to shave your head) and just give my face a once-over every few days. it keeps it a stylishly stubbly length, and is WAY easier than actually shaving, even with an electric. less passes, less irritation, faster, etc.
