What grade sandpaper do you use on your face?

[CanuckAmok]

Hurry...I want to get to the dematology section at Home Depot before the crowds.

[yvr girl]

1. It depends on the look you're going for

[steve2470]

2. Depends on how bad I need to shave

If I need to shave really bad, I get that stuff with the really big particles.

[Heidi]

3. Like . . .

the cork sanding block covered with lava rock? It's also useful for ladies' depilatory purposes. I've heard it will grind a winter of leg hair growth right down to downy fuzz.

[steve2470]

4. Yeah something like that

The only thing I don't like about it, is that I usually bleed like hell.

[Heidi]

5. Oh, bloodletting.

Well, if that's the problem, perhaps you require a kinder and gentler, less abrasive (albeit no less painful) hair removal method. Oh, like, say . . . plucking, waxing or threading.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=105&topic_id=2870387&mesg_id=2870387&page=

Why are you shaving, anyway? Does your employer require it?

[steve2470]

6. I am joking.

I am a normal American, I use a razor. If I grow a beard or mustache, I'll be mostly gray, yuck.

[Heidi]

7. Me, too!

Joking . . . coinkidink. (What a "normal" American? Before you slap me around, bear in mind that I also am a "normal" American. ;) )

[steve2470]

8. "normal american" = men that use razors, etc. to shave with

I thought for a second you actually thought I would put myself through that torture LOL Takes all kinds, I guess, to make the world go round. How long have you been in Switzerland ?

[Heidi]

9. The American Way.

My husband doesn't normally even put himself through the torture of using a razor. He's "Mr. Natural." (Not really. He trims his beard nicely. On occasion. When it really needs it. When I ask. And then insist.)