For many of us, I imagine we engage in this pastime (enough at least to participate in a forum dedicated to the topic) because of the ritual and perhaps a nod to the past... the way it was done with our fathers, grandfathers, and beyond. A way to slow down and enjoy something that many of us will do 3+ times a week for the remainder of our lives. For me, my interest in traditional wet shaving is consistent with some of my other interests and personal characteristics.
I like to drive a stick shift car,
I like nice mechanical watches (not the computers many wear on their wrists now a days)
I enjoy smoking a tobacco pipe on occasion-- in large part that is the ritual involved and nod to the past, similar to traditional shaving... the smells, the relaxation, the process.
What else do you enjoy that would be considered traditional or "Old school"?
I like to drive a stick shift car,
I like nice mechanical watches (not the computers many wear on their wrists now a days)
I enjoy smoking a tobacco pipe on occasion-- in large part that is the ritual involved and nod to the past, similar to traditional shaving... the smells, the relaxation, the process.
What else do you enjoy that would be considered traditional or "Old school"?
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