Do it by touch. I understand you're trying to use your "main" sense to get stuff done, but you have others.

As far as shaving, in particular, consider using an electric shaver instead of razors.

Consider alternate tools like filing your nails instead of clipping which will give you more control and less fear about cutting yourself. If flossing is tough, have you tried a water pick? It takes a little getting used to, but I have found it much more effective for me. I think shaving sightless for women is easier than men because we just take it all off for the most part. I would imagine shaving a face would be harder. I know a lot of guys that use an electric razor. Tools do matter regardless if you are male or female. I have a friend who would always just use soap as a lather to shave, and a quality shaving cream can make all the difference in feeling where you have shaved and where you haven’t. There are certain things still that people feel more comfortable having someone else do. I know people that don’t want to try painting their own nails so they just pay to have it done. There is no shame in getting a pedicure if that’s what works best for you.

Total here, big nail clippers and press in until they push against end of finger/toe then take them slightly back.
Shaving: when I do I use a safety razor. There is less irration(okay I’ve sensitive skin!) also shaving soap and brush. I used to have a goatee, was a pain to keep but can be done. Also shave in the shower, it’s easier 😊

I am so with you! I have RP too and haven’t shaved in a couple of years because it became too difficult, I just have my barber do it for me when I go for a haircut.

Nail clipping is always really tough too and I don’t think getting them even is likely, but I try to feel my nails first and hope for the best honestly.

I recently made a similar post about housework & advice I got from that was apps like be my eyes, as well as focusing on small areas at a time

I see a lot of people struggle with this stuff a lot of it just takes practice or good kinesthetic senses. I would say the nail clippers you know where it is so feel out how long or short you want nails then cut. Takes practice. Your nails may not be the same length I find cutting them quite short is the easiest to getting them the same length. I don’t have nails right now my nails are as short as possible. At the moment I will allow them to grow out if one or two is longer then others cut a tiny bit off move the edge of it in to the finger nail and cut it.

I am a hairless woman so don’t know about shaving I have nothing to shave off haha! But one would imagine similar.

Gee this is hard to explain honestly. I don’t know haha! A lot of this stuff I can do how do you explain stuff I just do no idea. But I tried with the nail clippers.

The floss you just feel where your teeth is memorize it and stick the floss in there. There’s also these toothpick floss which I found helpful.

A lot of it is literally using kinesthetic feel..

Shaving with an electric razor worked well for me, I could do it by touch after one week of practice. No more fogging up mirrors and glasses, cuts on my face, etc.

Now I have a short beard and trim it 2-3x a month, much simpler. Same with hair, I do it by feel, all trimmed at the same length.

Not sure about the flossing... I do it while listening to music or watching a video... why do you need vision for that? There is your tongue and your fingers to do it by touch.

You could try filing your nails every week so that they don’t get long enough to need cutting

Hair removal cream it smells awful but works and you can then feel for any spots you missed and shave them

Hey, don’t feel embarrassed about posting this kind of thing! I totally get it. My fingernails and toenails, I do it all by touch. I usually put the nail clippers on my finger and constantly keep in contact with the nail that I’m cutting so that I don’t miss anything and so I also don’t accidentally injure myself. It’s a hard one to practice but you’ll get the hang of it, I used to get so frustrated but I’m pretty confident now! Good luck

I’d honestly recommend going to a feet specialist, I don’t know what they’re called, the reason? Because I’ve had in Rome toenails and they’re not fun to be removed.

I cam do it but don’t want to go through that again.

For shaving, I went to the barber a few times and learned the routine on how they shaved me. I now do it myself, with occasional visits.