So, I might just be acting like a girl buuut. Does anyone else, while lathering, start to have severe muscle burn in their forearm because of the strenuousness of it? I've been wet shaving for over a year...and it still bothers me. Any suggestions?
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Are you lathering in a bowl? If so, it can sometimes happen if your are stirring vigorously away. Loosen your grip slightly and reduce your beats per minute a little and it will go away. You're not in a competition.So, I might just be acting like a girl buuut. Does anyone else, while lathering, start to have severe muscle burn in their forearm because of the strenuousness of it? I've been wet shaving for over a year...and it still bothers me. Any suggestions?
Never liked bowl lathering myself, it felt like work and my face misses out on a massage. Try face lathering instead.
You're using too much effort. Loosen your grip and slow down a bit.
Try face lathering nice and slow and some weight lifting might help 
So, I might just be acting like a girl buuut. Does anyone else, while lathering, start to have severe muscle burn in their forearm because of the strenuousness of it? I've been wet shaving for over a year...and it still bothers me. Any suggestions?
+1 on the relaxing. Any aspect of wet shaving shouldn't be work. 
What kind of brush takes this much work? Boar maybe?
You just need to exercise your forearm a bit more ...Time to hit the gym man. 
Seriously: go easy on a RPM...ease up and go loose.
Seriously: go easy on a RPM...ease up and go loose.
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