Now I Understand What Weeper Means
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The guys on the shaving forum often use the term "weeper". Up until now I merely thought of them as nicks. Now I truly know what the term means.
I have a scar on my right cheek, a souvenir from an attempted robbery. I am normally careful about shaving around that area. This time I was careless. As that Feather blade passed over the scar it sliced through it as if it were nothing.
At first I didn't even feel it. My first indication was seeing the blood start to flow. That's when I felt it. Now I understand the term "weeper".
Thank goodness for styptic.
On a positive note, this was the first time I used the Taylor Of Old Bond Street Sandalwood shave cream. It smells really good and produces a fantastic lather.
I have a scar on my right cheek, a souvenir from an attempted robbery. I am normally careful about shaving around that area. This time I was careless. As that Feather blade passed over the scar it sliced through it as if it were nothing.
At first I didn't even feel it. My first indication was seeing the blood start to flow. That's when I felt it. Now I understand the term "weeper".
Thank goodness for styptic.
On a positive note, this was the first time I used the Taylor Of Old Bond Street Sandalwood shave cream. It smells really good and produces a fantastic lather.
