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| − | The acronym "BBS" (or "bbs") stands for "baby's bottom smooth. | + | The acronym "BBS" (or "bbs") stands for "baby's butt smooth" (or "baby-butt smooth," "baby's bottom smooth," and so on). It refers to a shave that leaves the skin of the face "as smooth as a baby's butt." This shave is considered the best possible shave. Although a shave might technically leave the face quite smooth but also irritate or cut the face, a "BBS" shave normally implies not only superlative smoothness but also a comfortable and successful shave. |
A related set of three-character acronyms is "[[WTG]]," "[[XTG]]," and "[[ATG]]" ("with the grain," "across the grain," and "against the grain," respectively). Shavers will combine more then one kind of "[[pass]]" in order to accomplish a BBS. | A related set of three-character acronyms is "[[WTG]]," "[[XTG]]," and "[[ATG]]" ("with the grain," "across the grain," and "against the grain," respectively). Shavers will combine more then one kind of "[[pass]]" in order to accomplish a BBS. | ||
Other acronyms frequently used at SRP can be found on the page [[Acronyms_and_Abbreviations]]. | Other acronyms frequently used at SRP can be found on the page [[Acronyms_and_Abbreviations]]. | ||
Revision as of 20:04, 22 February 2009
The acronym "BBS" (or "bbs") stands for "baby's butt smooth" (or "baby-butt smooth," "baby's bottom smooth," and so on). It refers to a shave that leaves the skin of the face "as smooth as a baby's butt." This shave is considered the best possible shave. Although a shave might technically leave the face quite smooth but also irritate or cut the face, a "BBS" shave normally implies not only superlative smoothness but also a comfortable and successful shave.
A related set of three-character acronyms is "WTG," "XTG," and "ATG" ("with the grain," "across the grain," and "against the grain," respectively). Shavers will combine more then one kind of "pass" in order to accomplish a BBS.
Other acronyms frequently used at SRP can be found on the page Acronyms_and_Abbreviations.
