I would add that a tube or bowl of cream or soap, along with a brush, will last for months, if not years. Easier to transport too.

It is significantly cheaper than canned stuff, and the brush helps raise the whiskers off the face. Also it typically is higher quality than the canned stuff and you can get much more pleasing scents. Plus it tends to let the blade glide much better from my experience.

I'll check out burt's bees. I like the Ocean Kelp line. The ocean kelp shave oil is actually a gel which i've been trying lately.

I agree, I like the use of oil too. I bought an expensive 2oz bottle from Art of Shaving, but my wife gave me some Burt's Bees Bath & Body Oil with Vitamin E. The base of it is Jojoba oil and lemon oil. It's a little loser and works well, plus two 4oz bottles costs $13 on Amazon, compared to $25 for the 2oz Art of…

In my experience, combining the brush/cream with a shaving oil makes the whiskers stand up and does a better job of lubricating your face for the shave. I can't watch this video at work as it's blocked (draconian proxy configs) but I would hope they include using a an oil. I use The Art of Shaving oil and shave…

Canned shaving cream is cheaply made, and usually contains soaps and aerosols which dry out your face. It's only purpose is to act as a lubricant to keep your skin from being sliced.

the shaving brush bristles raise the hair more than just rubbing the cream on your face which should make them easier to cut

The tree they planted in the laptop keyboard is supposed to keep it securely in place.

I'm myself am a new arrival into the Supernatural fandom - started watching about 3 months ago and to be honest, I wouldn't reccmend starting in the middle. To truly understand the characters you'd have to start from the beginning tho s1 is really different than what s2 onwards offer.

The first season was hard to get into but the season finale kicked things into gear and it's been pretty great (with some high highs and middling lows) since then.

The first 5 seasons are pretty much a long story arc. The first season has a lot of "monster of the week" stories but by season 2 it starts picking up the pace.

The second, third and maybe third season finales would likely be the best hook episodes.

My advice is to bite the bullet and start from the beginning. Buy the ticket, take the ride. Even if you skip over all the bad episodes you won't understand a few of the jokes later on. The show is pretty lore heavy.

Ah Youth. One must cherish our bing tv and movie sessions while they still can for they will eventually lose them all together.

Can we add sirens for when you leave the signal on, or change lanes in the opposite direction of your indicator?