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If it doesn't actually torque the blade, but rather just cants it, I have no interest whatsoever. I spent years refining my 'slide' technique with all my razors. This technique allows me to use a slicing motion no matter what razor I am using. So-called slants that only put the blade at an angle...
Why in the world would anybody want to have a shave soap that smelled like grapes? I mean, most "grape-scented" stuff actually smells like grape candy and not at all like real grapes, anyway. And it's not a good scent for a shave soap. It just isn't.
Back in the day I got excited to try a...
First, find out if it has the final 1/4 turn lock. This will determine how long you have to soak it in warm soapy water.
Take a bucket, put in some Dawn dishwashing liquid, and then add warm/hot water. Take said Fatboy and put it into said water. If it still has its 1/4 turn, leave it in...
This is awesome.
I took about a three-shave break from Roulette and chose my own stuff...I have an old container of vintage Williams that is almost gone and I want to shave through it and get the container out of my way. Maybe I'll let the spin determine my razors and brush, though.
Put the blade in so the sharp side sticks out.
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Just kidding, of course. I had blades from Try-a-blade that were just terrible. I think sometimes they bounce around inside their little cardboard holder and just get almost completely dull.