Your Razor Choice (for the partially or fully bald-faced)

[Really a McQueen]

Have been using a mug and brush since university. Bought both a Gillette Atra razor and a straight razor my freshman year. Still use both on a daily basis, however the straight razor has had a bit of the metal worn away after 32 years of use.

[JCheshire]

The sharpened jawbone of an ox, like any real Scot.

[Mickey]

the sharpened jawbone of an ox, like any real scot.

lol

[CDNSushi]

A shovel.

[Bugbear]

A shovel.

I keep my shovels sharp, but that's crazy...

[walkerk]

Still using what's listed here daily: http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...37/#post293650

Robert - Blades are still readily available but grocery and drug stores are much more expensive than online (eBay or sites such as West Coast Shaving.)

[Gryphon noir]

I can't use any form of electric because the grain of my facial hair is too close to the skin, but the Mach 3 works reasonably well. Whenever I have gone searching for better alternatives, the advice I always get is "try a straight razor."

I haven't got up the nerve yet, but when a pack of Mach 3 cartridges costs $28.00, my curiousity is given a bit of incentive.

[flyrod6057]

I've been using the same Norelco electric shaver since 2001. I think it cost $100 or so, which seemed pretty steep at the time. Looking back...my shaving costs are about $10 per year. No complaints here. I kept clean shaven while I was in the Marines, but since 2008 I've experimented a bit with the whiskers. I'm in goatee mode today...

[AKScott]

I shave about once a week, usually Friday nights.

I am partial to the pink ones with the Daisies on the handle, I think Gilette makes them.

Really.

[Grizzly]

Mostly I dont shave and have the grizzly adams look most of the time, however I have an electric beard trimmer for when it gets too long, occaisionally I do trim around the neckline with a twin bladed safety disposable razor.