Has anybody noticed that antique stores have started charging out the wazoo for straights? I was in an antique store earlier that was charging $40-$60 for every straight they had, and they were all in pretty terrible condition. Not just mild pitting or patina, or problems only a shave geek would notice, like edge pitting...these had huge swaths of active rust anyone could see. Though their DE supplies were worse...one booth was charging $5/blade for Gillette Blue Blades, and had the balls to ask money for a bag of open, used, worthless carbon blades.
I know wetshaving is trendy...but do they really think we're that dumb?
I know wetshaving is trendy...but do they really think we're that dumb?