Review on Jack Black Supreme Triple Cushion by Edgar Vasquez

That's why I like to get rid of the negatives first. This thing sticks to your face. Or else use it I suppose even though I only shave my face. It really stays there. Maybe that's why it protects me from cuts and ingrown hairs. It really protects your skin to the point where it sometimes feels like it's too protective. Like a helicopter parent or a jealous partner. It takes me longer to wash the blade when shaving and also my face because it feels a lot like chewing gum. I traded skin trauma (skin trauma?) for long shaving times. The shave usually takes a little over 20 minutes. It's okay to have time to shave in my free time, but I hate shaving and only do it for work because I have to and to make sure my wife doesn't look like a bear shaving her ripped her throat off when I love her. (Apparently my facial hair is spiky). Thanks to Covid I have to shave a lot more often to wear proper masks at work which is why such long shaving times are insanely annoying. I think the positive points I mentioned earlier, but let me expand a bit. I have far fewer post-shave mini cuts and razor irritation. I mean there are almost none. FYI, I use a safety razor because those multi-blade razors cause ingrown hairs. Safety razors made ingrown hairs a thing of the past, but then I got mini cuts; which are a worthy compromise as they heal much faster. So yes, there are more pros than cons. And when I'm done shaving, my skin is softer and smoother than with other products. In summary, your skin should feel more nourished than with traditional shaving cream, but prepare a podcast or audio book while you shave, you'll be at it for a while.