whats the most you've paid for a razor? (all types included se/de/straight etc)
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lol....wow twice a day? isnt that a bit too much for your skin though?
I can definitely feel it affecting my skin when I shave twice a day more than 1 day in a row, like this weekend on vacation.
Before my technique was dialed in, I could not shave 1 a day without irritation. It was that way with DE starting out as well. Neck is fairly sensitive, but I have learned how to get a good shave without irritating it.....most of the time.
I plead the 5th.... [emoji6]
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yea i think most peeps are sensitive around the neck and adams apple area
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nice, i like the black first one next to the measuring tapeI plead the 5th.... [emoji6]
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btw how comes peeps with straight razors always have a like a set of similar straight razors?
just a trend i noticed being on these shaving forums in a short space of time
wowI plead the 5th.... [emoji6]
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Most people find a particular shape and style that they prefer, and then they gravitate toward razors with similar shapes and styles. They could also of course only have a single example, but many people also enjoy the collecting aspect.
buy 'em by the dozen to keep unit costs down.
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yea that must explain it then
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wow, one for everyday of the week? lol
does that say made in france i think, right?
how much do a dozen straight razors cost would you say? as a estimate
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The most I've spent purchasing a razor was for a very nice cased British Aristocrat. Second is a tie between a Toggle and a Red Ring.
~$50(USD) Merkur Progress (on sale)
quickly finding out the REAL money is in the soaps/creams/aftershaves!
quickly finding out the REAL money is in the soaps/creams/aftershaves!
For new: $80 for Weber PH w Classic Handle
Vintage: $12 for Gillette Fatboy
Vintage: $12 for Gillette Fatboy
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Actually, I am a retired attorney.
A case I handled many years ago went through the entire litigation route. The trial, appeal to the Second Circuit Court of Appeal, en banc appeal to the Second Circuit, Cert. Denied by the U.S. Supreme Court, and back to the Federal District Court. In the interim and after the trial, I retired and moved several times. The firm I worked for merged several times and after the first merger, I lost contact with them.
Several years later, I did a search for unclaimed property and discovered my name. I filed my claim, gave them the appropriate info, and received a substantial amount. Instead of buying a new car or taking a vacation, I spent a little bit of it on a personal item for myself and my wife did the same. I jokingly told an attorney I mentor that the razor represents less than what his law firm charges for two hours of his services. When I see how much that razor sells for on eBay I look at it as an investment.
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thanks didnt even notice that there, nice oneWhen in doubt, look up the B&B Wiki Abbreviations and Acronyms.
Sounds like a lot of hours billed! Hope it was an interesting case for you.
My most expensive razor purchase would be my Razorock Game Changer.
It was around the 50 dollar mark and it is an excellent shaver and a very well made razor but I still tend to use my vintage razors more.
It was around the 50 dollar mark and it is an excellent shaver and a very well made razor but I still tend to use my vintage razors more.
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