There are a few fairly universally agreed upon realities, which is often a rarity for us on the forum. Blades don't cause weepers, poor technique does. Some razors are good with just about any blade and some are fussy about which blade you load.
Using the same equipment for a while is good advice when you're working on technique because you know where any improvement is coming from. But I would not be afraid to give each razor a try - you might find that one currently works better for you - just don't keep switching.
I would try and use blades more in the middle of the sharpness range. I would avoid Feathers as they can be very unforgiving of questionable technique.
About that technique: usually it's bad razor angle or too much pressure, and it's unfortunately pretty easy to use both. Razor angle takes a little practice to perfect, but less pressure is available to you immediately. If you're not dropping the razor in the sink you've got enough pressure.
I'd stick with WTG passes until weepers were unusual. When you've stopped donating so much blood try XTG (maybe it works on most of your face, so use it there). Then add ATG. Or do them all now, there are no rules. But do be nice to yourself.
We all went through this at the beginning of the journey - you'll figure it out. Hang in there and enjoy your shaves.
Using the same equipment for a while is good advice when you're working on technique because you know where any improvement is coming from. But I would not be afraid to give each razor a try - you might find that one currently works better for you - just don't keep switching.
I would try and use blades more in the middle of the sharpness range. I would avoid Feathers as they can be very unforgiving of questionable technique.
About that technique: usually it's bad razor angle or too much pressure, and it's unfortunately pretty easy to use both. Razor angle takes a little practice to perfect, but less pressure is available to you immediately. If you're not dropping the razor in the sink you've got enough pressure.
I'd stick with WTG passes until weepers were unusual. When you've stopped donating so much blood try XTG (maybe it works on most of your face, so use it there). Then add ATG. Or do them all now, there are no rules. But do be nice to yourself.
We all went through this at the beginning of the journey - you'll figure it out. Hang in there and enjoy your shaves.
). As long as I pay attention, that no longer happens. I do get an occasional weeper on my chin if I'm not careful, but nothing significant 
