I was shaving this morning with a DE razor that had an unusually small blade gap.
In theory, is a razor with a small blade gap more prone to clogging? Does it have to be rinsed more often during the shave?
I'm not sure. Logically the answer would be Yes, I suppose. But other elements of design may cause lather to exit from a razor's head. I have learned that things are not always what they seem to be. Some things in life may seem illogical, but the world still rotates once every 24 hours.
In theory, is a razor with a small blade gap more prone to clogging? Does it have to be rinsed more often during the shave?
I'm not sure. Logically the answer would be Yes, I suppose. But other elements of design may cause lather to exit from a razor's head. I have learned that things are not always what they seem to be. Some things in life may seem illogical, but the world still rotates once every 24 hours.