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Designer stubble!

HarryHoudini · 2006-02-24 15:06:08

Does anyone know how to keep your designer stubble at a decent length without having to resort to wet shaving and letting it grow back again. I've never used an electric razor in my life. Would this do the trick?

24-02-2006 4:06pm

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HarryHoudini

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Does anyone know how to keep your designer stubble at a decent length without having to resort to wet shaving and letting it grow back again.
I've never used an electric razor in my life. Would this do the trick?

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~Leanne~

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Look in the Argos - there are so many new grooming kits which specialise in this and not just regular shaving.
Designer stubble can look very well on the right guy!

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