As in cutting whiskers- as you spelled it.
"Afeitarse" is the normal Spanish verb. It is usually used in its "reflexive" form shown here, literally meaning "shave one's self"."
That is the correct spelling, "aftershave" (sometimes seen after-shave when used as an adjective, which was the original form).
"Airplane" would be "avión". "Cepillo" is the tool used to shave surfaces. "Plano" is a smooth even surface.
No, it's not bad to shave in the morning. Most men shave every morning if they shave.
No you can not shave a coconut
you shave up, but if you would want to trim your hair on the legs then shave down wards.
With Burma-Shave, you will always get a close shave. My latest brush with death was a real close shave. Some people like to have a close shave on the top of their head.
You can still shave.
He used his harpoon to shave with.
Yes, Europeans do shave.
Shaved is the past participle of shave.
no they most likely did not shave in mideavel time because there was nothing to shave with.