#INTUITION SHAVER SKIN#

Judging from the ingredients lists, all three varieties are essentially the same, except for the fragrances and the order of a few of the moisturising ingredients at the end (aloe vera juice, sweet almond oil). There are three varieties available: Sensitive Care (soapy scented), Renewing Moisture (fruity scented) and Pure Nourishment (my favourite, vanilla scented). I’ve found that the soap lasts about 2 months of daily/almost daily use, but I’m not particularly hairy, and I’ve read that some people do find that the soap runs out too quickly. Schick Intuition shavers are essentially a block of soap attached to the end of a 4 blade razor, with a nifty mechanism that ensures that the soap and the blades are level when you use it. Of course, you can turn off the water when you shave, but this winter has been bloody freezing in Sydney, so it’s not really an option. I know this sounds ridiculous, but it’s actually a bit tricky to lather with soap, then shave your legs before the soap gets washed away. And he was normally very strict about not touching his stuff, but I suspect he would have felt that if we wanted to do things that other girls did in the name of beauty then we should, and he quite liked initiative being taken.This is a product for super lazy people – Schick Intuition razors lather and shave in one go, in case you’re finding it too hard to put soap on yourself. He was always very careful with anything he used, and I would expect (looking back) him to realise that his razors were blunting quickly etc. *I haven't worked out if df knew I did that. Her dad (if around) might be quite thankful. Moral is though, get her a razor if she wants one. her face was a picture of a mixture of 'why didn't I think of that' and 'how dare you'!🤣🤣🤣 First time I cut myself quite badly, but after that was fine.ĭsis commented one time (when we were adults) that I didn't need to shave because I hardly had any leg hair anyway, and I told her I used df's razor*. I otoh didn't bother to ask her and used to just borrow df's razor quietly when I wanted to shave. Eventually she let dsis (who had very hairy legs and dark hair) use some sort of hair removal cream which took her half a day to use.

It wasn't fun having to figure it all out for myself in my younger years and I'd never want that for her.ĭm was against us shaving. as naive and stupid as it may make me seem - I've always wondered if there was something about the 'forbidden' nature of it that I grew up with that I just never knew or found out!Īnd of course I would help and support her in the beginning.

#INTUITION SHAVER SKIN#

I genuinely just want her to be happy and confident in her own skin and if this would help then I have zero issue with it. of course I understand it's her body and the language of 'letting her' is hopefully explained a bit more by everything above.If he can use something against me he will, or it will turn into a stick to beat me with. Because of the above I always feel I have to be super careful with any parenting 'decisions'. I don't have the best relationship with DDs dad (exH).Growing up, I remember girls in school saying things like their Mums had gone apeshit mad when they found out they had started shaving.

I've never been sure about my own Mums rationale and I was genuinely concerned that I was missing something about shaving that was so bad.I have no issue with her doing this at all but to answer some questions.

You've all confirmed my gut reaction to this.