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Chances are you wouldn't be so careless with some £70 sunglasses and wouldn't have to replace them all the time.

You'd like to think so but I'm not sure I trust myself

If you can't even avoid breaking your wrist, you've got no chance with sunglasses.

Exactly

Yeah, I thought so much as that video.

I have gooseberry fool eyes so I have to buy prescription ones (which often look a bit poo) for more than you banana splits have to pay.

I currently rock some Adidas Aviators which were the most normal looking I could find, although people say I look blind in them.

Have you tried not being genetically inferior

Green Gecko wrote:Yeah, I thought so much as that video.

i think you're the only one in here who's actually watched it :shifty:

Corazon de Leon

Falsey wrote:Have you tried not being genetically inferior

Yes. It works wonders. 8-)

Fatal Exception wrote:I have gooseberry fool eyes so I have to buy prescription ones (which often look a bit poo) for more than you banana splits have to pay.

Prescription shades supremacy 8-)

How bad is your prescription? I need glasses to see literally a foot in front of me and I can still find nice frames. Vision Express usually have a decent choice. That's where I've been going for my past few pairs.

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Green Gecko wrote:Yeah, I thought so much as that video.

i think you're the only one in here who's actually watched it

No I did too!As a glasses wearer sometimes(I usually wear contacts) it was very interesting,specs are way over priced!

I never buy prescription shades,too expensive for something I'd rarely wear,I rather just get regular ones and wear them with my contacts in.

Went with the Gentleman Only by Givenchy, great scent

Bought Mancave Lemon & Oak Shower Gel , highly recommend it.

I'm currently trying Wingman 3-1 for the first time.

It was on offer at £1.50 in Sainsbury's and I noticed some of the profits go to Help for Heroes so I thought I'd give it a go. As a body wash & for shaving its good, but in terms of a shampoo...no. Horrible.

PostRe: The GRcade Grooming Emporium by **Poser** » Tue Oct 06, 2015 10:38 am

I need recommendations for a new hair product. I currently use Trevor Sorbie Clay, but I've gone for a less spiky, flatter style recently and the clay is a bit heavy, borderline greasy, for that.

Just want something with a bit of hold, but probably more of a 'smoothing' effect.

Any thoughts? Don't want to spend silly money. Would consider a tenner to be the absolute upper limit.

PostRe: The GRcade Grooming Emporium by **Cyburn2** » Thu Feb 04, 2016 8:01 pm

Gillette has yet another new blade called the Fusion ProShield.

http://www.boots.com/en/Gillette/Fusion-ProShield/Blades/

Looks good, but the prices :shock:

I know Gillette refills are expensive but strawberry floating hell.

Poser wrote:I need recommendations for a new hair product. I currently use Trevor Sorbie Clay, but I've gone for a less spiky, flatter style recently and the clay is a bit heavy, borderline greasy, for that.

Just want something with a bit of hold, but probably more of a 'smoothing' effect.

Any thoughts? Don't want to spend silly money. Would consider a tenner to be the absolute upper limit.

Bouncing off this old post, is there a website that's decent that reviews hair products so you know what's good for what sort of style. I'd like to see if there's better options available but don't want to have to work my way through every product myself.

PostRe: The GRcade Grooming Emporium by **Poser** » Fri Feb 05, 2016 8:55 am

That's not a growth wrote:
Poser wrote:I need recommendations for a new hair product. I currently use Trevor Sorbie Clay, but I've gone for a less spiky, flatter style recently and the clay is a bit heavy, borderline greasy, for that.

Just want something with a bit of hold, but probably more of a 'smoothing' effect.

Any thoughts? Don't want to spend silly money. Would consider a tenner to be the absolute upper limit.

Bouncing off this old post, is there a website that's decent that reviews hair products so you know what's good for what sort of style. I'd like to see if there's better options available but don't want to have to work my way through every product myself.

Seconded. Once you buy a tub of something, you feel duty bound to use it all, and it lasts ages.

I'm still no closer to finding one that I'm happy with since I posted that one, above.

Any reliable guide websites would be useful.

Cyburn2 wrote:Gillette has yet another new blade called the Fusion ProShield.

http://www.boots.com/en/Gillette/Fusion-ProShield/Blades/

Looks good, but the prices I know Gillette refills are expensive but strawberry floating hell.

I bought this in Boots last week, introductory offer of £6 and comes with one blade. Boots are selling 6 blades for something like £20, but Asda are currently selling 4 for £6! Hoping to get a few packs today.

Anyway, the ProShield is great IMO. As I work from home I normally get away with shaving 2-3 times per week and of the two times I've used this, 0 cuts. I bought some Gillette Sensor 3s recently cheap to try them (normally have Mach 3) and those mother strawberry floaters cut me to pieces.

PostRe: The GRcade Grooming Emporium by **Mafro** » Fri Feb 12, 2016 9:17 pm

I bought a shavette the other week and the blades for it cost strawberry float all.

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