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Yes...the Wolfman is SOLD OUT as well. I'm on the waitlist for the WR2. I own(ed) the others.
World’s Mildest (New) Razor?
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Wow...first Spanish razor mentioned! 
Have you tried it?
She looks bonita...but why is Señora Seygus frowning?
Have you tried it?She looks bonita...but why is Señora Seygus frowning?
Nope, I am just teasing you about buying every razor again. This one is Ti though, so right up your alley. I don't really understand the design other than it's another mild razor. Beautiful though 
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GotchaNope, I am just teasing you about buying every razor again. This one is Ti though, so right up your alley. I don't really understand the design other than it's another mild razor. Beautiful though
No, I'm done buying every razor out there. Actually, I'm about to sell my last "extra" razor and just have one in my den.However, I will continue to buy an occasional razor (perhaps the one you mentioned
if I think it is a serious contender to replace my Timeless. Thanks for the suggestion! I love the fact that the Seygus Ti is mild and titanium. The fact that it looks like a Spanish cousin to my razor doesn't hurt! 
It's $100 more than the Timeless, so it would have to be noticeably better for me to make the switch
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Unfortunately, BullGoose Shaving, the distributor for Seygus in the USA, does not accept returns...and it doesn't look like you can buy directly from the manufacturer. Oh well, what can you do. 
You actually were considering it 
Bet they would sell you one direct
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The only problem is they’re in Europe. I tried to return a Tatara two months ago and it’s still stuck in Portuguese Customs
I think it has something to do with a backlog with Brexit shipments.Oh wow it's still stuck. Well hopefully you wouldn't want to return the Seygus 
Maybe you can find one on the BST
Maybe you can find one on the BST
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You actually were considering itOh wow it's still stuck. Well hopefully you wouldn't want to return the Seygus
Maybe you can find one on the BST
Well, sure. Why not? So far I've returned, sold, or gifted 38/40 razors...and I'm about to sell #39.
But, if a serious contender presents itself (like a Wolfman, Karve Ti, etc.), and I have the opportunity to "try before I buy", I will! Although the Timeless will be my only razor for now, if something better comes along, then so be it
I have the RazoRock DE1 and if I use any pressure, it will / can bite. If no pressure is used, some stubble will be left.
I get better results with Mamba 53, Mamba 70 and Game Changer 68 SB
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And then there was one...
Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to introduce to you the only razor left in my den...
the Timeless Ti .68 SB!
Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to introduce to you the only razor left in my den...
the Timeless Ti .68 SB!
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I have been on the fence ordering one for months.
Thanks for starting the thread and keeping it moving.
Did you manage to get a synthetic brush meeting your tastes?
I use this one:
RazoRock Plissoft Monster Synthetic Shaving Brush - 26mm MONSTER – ItalianBarber
RazoRock Plissoft Monster Synthetic Shaving BrushThe latest addition to our RazoRock Plissoft shaving brush line is the Monster! The same great Plissoft...
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I actually got sidetracked focusing on razorsI have been on the fence ordering one for months.
Thanks for starting the thread and keeping it moving.
Did you manage to get a synthetic brush meeting your tastes?
I use this one:
RazoRock Plissoft Monster Synthetic Shaving Brush - 26mm MONSTER – ItalianBarber
RazoRock Plissoft Monster Synthetic Shaving BrushThe latest addition to our RazoRock Plissoft shaving brush line is the Monster! The same great Plissoft...www.italianbarber.com
but thanks for the suggestion. It looks nice 
You can “buy and try” a Timeless. If you don’t like it, believe me, they will give you no trouble refunding your money!
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Guys...I just found a wonderful pre-shave cream! Shout out to rick92f
It's called Pro Shave Brushless Shaving Cream. It's soo slick!
The only "problems"...it's pink..and it smells (and feels) like women's face cream...But it works great!
It's called Pro Shave Brushless Shaving Cream. It's soo slick!
The only "problems"...it's pink..and it smells (and feels) like women's face cream...But it works great!
Well, a good brushless shaving cream can be really useful to folks with tender skin. Who carries this item?
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Yes! I have sensitive skin and it's great. I don't use it alone, because the post-shave is not as wonderful as artisan soaps. But, I have never used anything slicker. Period.
Amazon (8 oz for $9.15) Amazon.com: Pro-Shave Shaving Cream, 8 Ounce: Beauty - https://www.amazon.com/Pro-Shave-Shaving-Cream-8-Ounce/dp/B0030G1KQE/ref=sr_1_4?crid=3M4CP0QEV3D45&dchild=1&keywords=pro+shave+shaving+cream&qid=1627084188&sprefix=pro+shave%2Caps%2C175&sr=8-4
Midsie (48 oz for $23.69) Pro Shave Brushless Shaving Cream And Bread Softener 48 Oz - https://midsie.com/products/pro-shave-brushless-shaving-cream-and-bread-softener-48-oz?_pos=2&_sid=2de5f41e6&_ss=r
Amazon (8 oz for $9.15) Amazon.com: Pro-Shave Shaving Cream, 8 Ounce: Beauty - https://www.amazon.com/Pro-Shave-Shaving-Cream-8-Ounce/dp/B0030G1KQE/ref=sr_1_4?crid=3M4CP0QEV3D45&dchild=1&keywords=pro+shave+shaving+cream&qid=1627084188&sprefix=pro+shave%2Caps%2C175&sr=8-4
Midsie (48 oz for $23.69) Pro Shave Brushless Shaving Cream And Bread Softener 48 Oz - https://midsie.com/products/pro-shave-brushless-shaving-cream-and-bread-softener-48-oz?_pos=2&_sid=2de5f41e6&_ss=r
I have used Cremo Cream and other brushless creams to boost the slickness of some lathers. Neutrogena Sensitive is another one. This looks like something worth checking out.
Thanks.
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I haven't tried Cremo. I have tried Neutrogena, and Pro Shave is noticeably slicker.
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