If you have an adjustable trimmer, then running that backwards through your eyebrows is better than plucking them, IMHO.

But if you’ve been shaving, then I wouldn’t say you weren’t washing your face.

Oh, another one that creeps up on you with age - back of the neck hair. The trimmer is good for keeping that under control too.

It’s weird how some follicles seem timed to go off when you reach your 50’s. I can’t figure out why my hair stays brown, but my facial hair comes out all white. I ditched the beard and go with a close trim, because the beard no longer matched my eyebrows, and thatch will grow in my ears if I don’t go after it.

the little hairs that are just under the main eyebrow part (I guess that would be the upper eyelid). This is the part that they wax if you get your eyebrows waxed when you get a haircut. Sometimes I do use the adjustable trimmer on the main eyebrow, and sometimes I just pluck the really wild hairs.

Yes, the neck hair is terrible. It is the reason I get a haircut so often, even though my hair is fine, the neck hair gets like a tumbleweed.

Yes, I have been shaving, and usually use shaving cream, but sometimes when I am in a hurry I just wet it and drag a razor over my face twice.

I'm kind of enjoying all of this grooming, products, etc. I never really needed a lot of daily maintenance, but you are right in saying that as you age, weird stuff starts happening to you that you have to take care of...especially those rogue grey hairs on your face, neck, ears, etc. that are as thick as a 12 gauge wire.

Don’t do the “just wet the razor” thing.

Even plain soap is antibacterial. Your “just wet” razor is like the monorail ride at Disneyland for bacteria to explore exciting fresh destinations.

My latest adventure in personal care products was to find out how much better I slept and didn’t snore using those strips that expand your nasal passage (I’m loathe to post the brand name, since I don’t want to be accused of posting a product promotion). I thought they were a dumb gimmick until I noticed how many professional cyclists use them in competition to improve their nasal airflow.

CPAP machine with one of those Darth Vader-like masks.

They would probably prescribe one to me if I got tested for whatever it is that requires one of those things.

I’ll take death by apnea before getting into bed with my wife looks like a Jacques Cousteau documentary.

The strips have worked wonders.

I went through a long period where the mask did not bother me at all. Now, I can't stand it, but if I don't use it, I can fall asleep standing up during the day because my sleep quality is so bad without it.

Funny we are talking about this...I have to get my second sleep study done next week. I'm going to explore what other types of devices might be available to me for my type of apnea.

I do have a nose/ear hair trimmer. One of the joys of aging seems to be accelerated ear hair growth. I buzz that thing over my lobes, think I'm fine. I then get to work with different lighting and notice even more! ( Does someone manufacture a butt hair trimmer? Asking for a friend)


Peace

https://www.amazon.com/Dr-Tungs-Tongue-Cleaner-Stainless/dp/B00064JGBO/ref=sr_1_4_s_it?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1523586960&sr=1-4&keywords=tongue%2Bscraper&th=1

There a tongue scraper attached to your thumb.

Lol

Don't need a scrapper then.

But I do commend you on your hygiene regimen.

In my house, we call it a "spoon."

What's next, wearing panties?

If a woman posted this you'd be okay w/it?

I've colored, I've shaved, I've plucked, I've exfoliated, I've buffed, I've worn high heels,.....

I've also worn men's underwear.

Every man has a right to be whatever man he wants to be. And he's still a man!