In over six decades of wet shaving, I've only owned six DE razors, four of which I still have, and use.
I've never used a cart, mainly because I get a terrible case of sticker shock when passing through the men's grooming department.
The biggest lie in traditional shaving
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I've never used a cart, mainly because I get a terrible case of sticker shock when passing through the men's grooming department.
Some soaps lather better than others. Dial, Irish Spring and Dove lather well; an Irish Spring/Dove blend is best.Fair do's. I only ever managed to build a really thin & bubbly lather with hand soap. I'll blame it on the hard water in my area
I used my wife's "Oil of Olay" in the shower this weekend to trim around the grey squirrel that died on my face.
I was impressed by the shave. It must not be a detergent, or if it is it has some kind of fat in it. It's also boring, as it is "fragrance free."
I will have to try mixing it up with some "Brut" bar soap.
Oh! The risks I take with my incredibly handsome face! I'm ALL IN for science though doggone.
It scared off the gray one, I suppose. I fell asleep in the Lazyboy and took about a two month nap...... and I woke up like this!Grey squirrel, Dave? Hmm.....I wonder how that got there.
When one is as handsome as you are do they need to seek out the finest grey squirrel or will any old squirrel do?
I did the same and saved money over the past decade. However, based on my recent purchases, I'll need only to purchase blades for the next five years to break even!
Proraso products aren’t expensive, and the savings from using DE blades are substantial.
This gets expensive when we try to buy whole webstores looking for the Holy Grail, and soon after throw everything away out of boredom.
This gets expensive when we try to buy whole webstores looking for the Holy Grail, and soon after throw everything away out of boredom.
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