Thoughts on using this product on a moustache to successfully control ends and shape, without being waxy, into a handlebar style?
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How will it work on a moustache; I'm not too sure. It's a pliable paste so hair will have movement, but if enough is used it might work.
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There are some great tutorials on youtube (easier to watch than for me to explain.) I suggest watching "The Beard Baron" - this dude knows what he is talking about. I noticed a difference in my beard texture in about a week.....but honestly, that stuff felt great from the start. I still use it every night before bed (after shower - make sure beard dry) and a little bit of oil in the AM before work (I have cedar scented oil made by Mountaineer Brand).
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I agree on the gentler solution. This is more for detail work in my opinion, gives a nice close shave. Not sure that it's a good choice for what you want to do.
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I didn't buy this.After researching and talking to body shops, i ended up buying the Porter Cable.What i do is apply the wax with it, then wipe most of it off with a towel, then use it to buff. Belive me , you wont be sorry.
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This is just a beard trimmer buddy, but on the shortest setting it's like a rough sandpaper look. There electric razors work great though
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In my experience it does very well. The head pivots in two directions. At first I would try to guide the head--now I've learned to just steer the handle and let the pivoting happen. It follows the contours of my face very well. Don't press hard--gentle pressure is fine--and guide it over your face. The pivoting lets it track the changes in surface orientation and gives you a nice shave.
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Just tried it this morning myself with this exact set. I experienced that a safety razor is best for the face but a bumpy ride on the head. It doesn't have any give or joints and is in contact with the skin that is attached directly to the bone. You don't get good results fast. For that matter, I will stick to a Mach3 for the skull. On that note, I also tried a Shave Club "Lover" recently which peeled off some skin here and there, because with 4 blades it's too large. - Wouldn't recommend that either.
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That's the only downside. It doesn't slosh or anything. Ive actually switched over now and started using the Barbasol Shaving Cream safe now.... WAY sturdier and is more convincing.
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Definitely!! Like if you put the stuff on too thick you can see a brownish wax residue but after no time you will be professional and have a perfect moustache ALL DAY with PERFECT COLOR so no worries at all if you get firehouse tacky :)
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It's too wide for that. Would likely be very painful. You would be better off with a small beard trimmer or individually tweezing by hand.
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This is not a mustache or beard wax. If you are looking for hold you want a wax. If you want to get rid of the out of control hairs and look well groomed and have a soft manageable goatee then start here. And add a wax later if still needed.
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I put the whole can in a pot and let the water boil to get the wax hot but today I threw it out because it is not easy to work with. I'll have to try something else, I only did chin and lip and it didn't really take off the hair. Maybe it will work better for you.
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>Is it still tacky?Yes, it can remain tacky for quite some time. It'll set and harden after a few minutes, but it's still sticky. You'll feel it on your fingers if you go back and re-adjust your 'stache. When it dries it goes from "cream/waxy" to "dry, but sticky".>Will it hold 5" well?I met a guy with handlebars to his ears (when uncurled) and he uses Clubman. I've found the longer, the better. Short hair fights harder against wax than long hair, in my experience. I tend to get droopy "fangs" if the middle isn't long enough, but the curls hold strong all day and even through boxing class. (Not a joke. It really does.)Extremely massive handlebars might require glue-sticks or hairspray. >Is it still tacky?Yes, it can remain tacky for quite some time. It'll set and harden after a few minutes, but it's still sticky. You'll feel it on your fingers if you go back and re-adjust your 'stache. When it dries it goes from "cream/waxy" to "dry, but sticky".>Will it hold 5" well?I met a guy with handlebars to his ears (when uncurled) and he uses Clubman. I've found the longer, the better. Short hair fights harder against wax than long hair, in my experience. I tend to get droopy "fangs" if the middle isn't long enough,... » Read More >Is it still tacky?Yes, it can remain tacky for quite some time. It'll set and harden after a few minutes, but it's still sticky. You'll feel it on your fingers if you go back and re-adjust your 'stache. When it dries it goes from "cream/waxy" to "dry, but sticky".>Will it hold 5" well?I met a guy with handlebars to his ears (when uncurled) and he uses Clubman. I've found the longer, the better. Short hair fights harder against wax than long hair, in my experience. I tend to get droopy "fangs" if the middle isn't long enough, but the curls hold strong all day and even through boxing class. (Not a joke. It really does.)Extremely massive handlebars might require glue-sticks or hairspray. « Show Less
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I find it impossible to relate to that question. It's not a very expensive experiment, but this is designed for men to use trimming hair in nostrils, ears and perhaps eyebrows. I think you could try this if you like, but I'd talk with other women, if I were you.
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Hi. You should try some out at a sport goods store. What you do is grip the handle at a slight past 90 degree angle, either direction depending on what hand you use, and the size is depends on the comfort of your grip. It shouldn't be where it's too bulky in your hand or too small where your fingers touch each other.
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I use it on my "peach fuzz" and it seems to be working fine. I try not to do it often because I don't want thick facial hair and I'm afraid to do it a lot. Good luck .
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Yeah. Ask a professional barber to manually adjust the blade and do the design for the first design time, thats the easiest way. Be careful though the blade is sharper after if not you may cut yourself.And as you may imagine it is easier to carefully design a different persons facial hair than do yourself.