Hi, earlier today I had the second shave with the infamous Feather blades from letterk's wonderful sample pack. Both shaves couldn't have gone better.
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So far, I've tried Merkur, Tesco blades and now Feather. This is since I started about two or so weeks ago. The Merkur was dragging, but then I used the blade that came with the Merkur HD, so I won't conclude from that, but I will not use a Merkur until last.
The Tesco blades I found very nice and smooth. However the Feathers just felt even sharper, yet I got no cuts. I only go with the grain though because I like my face to feel rough as soon as possible so I can shave again .
What I really wanted to know was if I really enjoyed the Feathers, is there any need to even bother using the other blades? I get the impression from the forums that the Feather is the best possibly blade available for safety razor shaving and that the sharpest possible you can tolerate the better? So what benefit would the other blades give me if the Feather is the sharpest razor blade and I can handle it?
Thanks.
[Skip to last paragraph if you're bored already]
So far, I've tried Merkur, Tesco blades and now Feather. This is since I started about two or so weeks ago. The Merkur was dragging, but then I used the blade that came with the Merkur HD, so I won't conclude from that, but I will not use a Merkur until last.
The Tesco blades I found very nice and smooth. However the Feathers just felt even sharper, yet I got no cuts. I only go with the grain though because I like my face to feel rough as soon as possible so I can shave again .
What I really wanted to know was if I really enjoyed the Feathers, is there any need to even bother using the other blades? I get the impression from the forums that the Feather is the best possibly blade available for safety razor shaving and that the sharpest possible you can tolerate the better? So what benefit would the other blades give me if the Feather is the sharpest razor blade and I can handle it?
Thanks.