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Old 05-06-2005, 04:34 PM   #1  
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I'm new to some of these techniques that others take for granted. In fact I'm new to stamping - relatively. I just discovered it last fall and have fallen head over heals in love with it!

Anyway. I know there are some types of shaving cream I can't use - but I can't remember what they are. Any help?
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moved to teh techniques forum.
If you poke around here I am sure you will get help with your sc question
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I looked on the resources page, found the directions for the technique, but not anything about what shaving cream not to use. any place else you would suggest looking?
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you cant use the gel kinds.

I use plain old barbasol with no scent.

Target and Walmart have thier own brand too. I try to go for unsented.
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thanks. i kept thinking it was the gel not to use, but then I couldn't remember for sure. And it's the gel that I have in my cabinet. Oh, well. Thanks a lot for the info.
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