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WOW!!!
This sounds so much fun and messy...
I am definitly gonna do this with the youth of my church...
God Bless
- Sindy (24 May 2008)

thats the best sounding game ever!!!!! especially putting the ballon on a guys head hhaha. but how do you keep it there.. like unless u had another member holding it? any ways. great game=] i'll suggest it at my youth aha.

- Beth (14 Sep 2008)

Wow this is such a good game for what my church needs thanks God bless!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Nick (28 Jan 2009)

this sounds like so much fun!
- Eve (5 Mar 2009)

My youth group is going on a spring retreat tomorrow, and they said we are going to play this game.. i am excited about it, but scared because i don't like the sound of things popping.
- Nicole (19 Mar 2009)

This game sounds fun but I don't like the sound of giving razor blades to elementary school kids. I think this would be better suited to older teenagers and young adults. Alternatively, using a regular disposable razor would be a lot safer.
- Brandon (25 Mar 2009)

my youth would love this.thanks
- michelle (13 May 2009)

Hi! Wanted to feedback. This game was brilliant! Got everyone involved and laughing! I would make the follow recommendations to anyone doing this game.

1. Get bin liners (refust sacks) and cut head holes and arm holes to protect the teens sunday best LOL!
2. Use water baloons for water filled ones, normal baloons didnt take water very well (dissapointingly)
3. Make the nicks in the razor fairly large else you will find the baloon doesnt pop!
4. Have a bowl of water next to the shavers so they can get rid of the foam on the razor and then carry on

Took me ages cleaning up shaving foam off furniture and the floor afterwards, but it was certainly worth it!
- Lee Jackson (14 Jul 2009)

This game is awesome! we played it and everyone was having a great time! although 1 group saw the nick in the razor and tried to avoid it but at the very end they slipped and popped it! great game!
- Joel (21 Sep 2009)

this games sounds awesome!
- France (8 Jan 2010)

Everyone was holding their breath!! We needed to judge the game a bit differently because none of our balloons popped, but that didn't get us down! We loved it-and we smelled fabulous afterwords
- JJ (20 Apr 2010)

We played it in grade 5 (10 years old) with disposable razors, lots of fun
- Karly (15 Jun 2010)

um this game might not be safe for 5-7 aged primary school kids because they might think that the shaving foam (cream) is whiped cream and eat it and because of the word: rasors.
- isabella (5 Jan 2011)

I can't wait to play this with my kids at Winter Retreat. I will have kids ages 6-10 and think this will be just the thing for them to do with thier cans of shaving cream. Think we will do this the first night there, that way all the shaving cream will be gone before bedtime.
- Jean (31 Jan 2011)

Jaja I definitely have to try this activity with that youth it sounds great!!!thank u god bless u....
- jesus (9 Jul 2011)

i agree with Brandon and Isabella but it's a good game for ages from thirteen and above....
- (27 Sep 2011)

I have to try this with my Tzofim group it sounds so much fun
- Jessica (11 Feb 2012)

Hi Mickey There are a number of possibilities - its hard to pin down based on your comment. You may have not prepared your face enough before the shave (lots of hot water), you may have not lathered your face for a long enough time (*at least* 30 seconds a minute or longer is better), you may have had a dull blade, or you may have been holding the razor with just a bit too much angle. Next time it happens try either following through on the stroke (not pressing down but using a little more force to move the razor forward ) or using shorter strokes.  Since you say its only happens sometimes I suspect its just a bit of technique that needs refining.
- YhZpJEll (24 Apr 2012)