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Jay21
Collecting wife bonus parts
No worries at all. This is probably why the Lupo shaves me closer when I ride the cap a hint less. It seems it makes the blade angle on the skin more like the Game Changer.Are you sure about that?
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Well, @Jay21 , like in every waking moment, I got the GC v Lupo wrong, but at least I got it wrong in a way that might help a correct answer be described.
Both razors are happy clampers, but there’s more to imbuing a wafer-thin strip of martensitic steel with rigidity, or, at least, mute its tendency to be a flap-happy wisp of an alloy. I believe most users both find the Lupo more effective and most users use a neutral or steep angle. Pure speculation on my part.
Does the rounder curve help when the safety bar or comb ain’t touching skin? Is it the shape of the cap more significant in this effect? Is it a case of esthetics guiding the user’s image of the razor and how s/he believes it ought to be used driving the results?
I don’t rightly know.
Of course, today's shave was a sample size of 1. I need to put some more under my belt using different blade gaps to be certain. But, I'm going to just shave as if I normally would and see how they turn out. I had tried to go a little steeper with the Lupos lately, but that caused some sting. So I'm on the right track with cap riding them.