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Shaving is an expensive habit! A good way to increase the longevity of your razors is to keep them clean. Use an old toothbrush to dislodge hair from the blades that water alone won't get to. Also try shaving with soap and a lather brush. If you don't have particularly sensitive skin you can save a lot on shaving cream.
Read more money saving shaving tips below. You can also post your ideas.
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RE: Save Money on Shaving
Use soap instead of shaving cream & buy the cheapest razors that you can find. At Family Dollar they have a 12 pack of razors for just $1
RE: Save Money on Shaving
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Post By Kathy K. (Guest Post)
(07/12/2005)
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Perhaps this is too simple, but...buy an electric shaver? They have ones that are waterproof now and my last one lasted me 17 years. ($1.76/year)
RE: Save Money on Shaving
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Post By annette (Guest Post)
(04/24/2005)
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just use sorbolene lotion, its cheap, comes in big bottles (pump action) and it moisturises
RE: Save Money on Shaving
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Post By Alica. (Guest Post)
(04/24/2005)
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I've shaved with hair conditioner, baby oil and lotion and they all work great. If i do by shaving cream, it is the 99c one. I like cheap conditioner the best, it makes my legs soft!
Instead of Shaving Cream
Instead of purchasing expensive shaving cream, I use the conditioner that we get when staying overnight in hotels. My husband travels several times during the year and he always brings home the little bottle of conditioners, lotions, etc. Try it!
By Bobbie
RE: Save Money on Shaving
We share a razor and blades, sort of. When he's done with a blade it goes in a small decorative box. When I use the razor, I remove his current blade and insert one of the recycled blades. When I'm done, I can either clean and store the blade or toss it. I replace his current blade in the razor. (I only shave about once a week.)
It's plenty sharp for me to use, and we aren't constantly buying two sets of shaving supplies. We have two razors of the same type. One is in the travel bag, one sits on the sink. I'm not fussy. I don't have to have a pink/blue/yellow razor to scrape hair off my bod!
bookladyjkd
RE: Save Money on Shaving
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Post By Jan from Florida (Guest Post)
(06/18/2004)
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I also use conditioner on my legs - I put it in my hair, then on my legs, shave, and meanwhile it's conditioning my hair. By the time I rinse it out, my hair is soft and so are my legs!
Saving on Shaving Cream
Instead of those expensive shave gels, creams and lotions try this!
There is a dollar store in every neighborhood, which is where I go, and pick up inexpensive hair conditioner, works great for shaving your legs and makes your skin soft as well!
By Mary Perry
RE: Save Money on Shaving
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Post By Lisa (Guest Post)
(03/12/2004)
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Use a cheap brand of hair conditioner as a shaving cream. It is both smooth and moisturizing.
Also to avoid razor burn or bumps when shaving the bikini line, rub a little vaseline over where you shaved.
RE: Save Money on Shaving
For women who shave their underarms, I have found that my razors last longer when I scrub off the deoderant with a scrubee before I shave.
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