Thread: New, nineteen, could use some advice.

Pete, Thanks for agreeing to mentor him. You will be more than pleased at the reception he will give for the info from you. I've mentored a number of nineteen (and younger) old's. If they are open to learning, their rate of knowledge absorption is hard to keep up with. I have learned a lot about teaching newbies from this "kids."

Originally Posted by Razorfeld

Pete, Thanks for agreeing to mentor him. You will be more than pleased at the reception he will give for the info from you. I've mentored a number of nineteen (and younger) old's. If they are open to learning, their rate of knowledge absorption is hard to keep up with. I have learned a lot about teaching newbies from this "kids."

No thanks needed.
It will be more than a pleasure, I'm sure, to mentor him.
I feel that is an obligation for anyone that can to pass along knowledge about what is considered by many to be a lost and dying art.
We all have a duty to keep the flame lit!

Pete <:-}

Welcome, and stick around, the posts above are a good place to start.

It's really nice to see a young man wanting to learn to shave the proper way. Good for you. A little mentoring and a bit of practice and you'll be set for a lifetime of pleasurable shaving.