Harry's, Shave Club, Manly Man, and all are good, but they're expensive and the blades always seem to wear out early.
What do you guys use?
What do you guys use?
Can anyone recommend good shaving solutions?
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Old school double edge razor, Astra SP blades from Amazon, a good brush and an Arko shaving stick (also from Amazon).
All quality razors are super expensive. I use Gillette Fusion.
Yup, I'm done with being clean-shaven after the coronavirus. Just use the beard trimmer to get that five-o-clock shadow look.
I haven't shaved in years. I use a OneBlade trimmer every couple of days and call it good. Obviously it's not as close as a razor, but it's pretty damn good. And there's no prep required beforehand. And no cuts or razor burn afterwards.
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Put about an inch of baby oil in it.
Store your razor in the oil.
Profit.
Put about an inch of baby oil in it.
Store your razor in the oil.
Profit.
That's been working for me for at least a decade. Blades are about $10 per hundred. I get three shaves before swapping blades. That's 300 shaves for $10. An old Gillette will outlive me. Arko sticks are $20 a dozen. Those will last at least two years. A good badger brush is the biggest outlay at $50+, but those will last years too if you rinse it out and let it dry between uses. Where's the bullshit in that?
I use the Gillette pro glide razor and edge shaving cream. I shave in the shower.... wash my face, apply shaving cream and leave it on while I wash the rest of my body and then shave.
I use dog trimmers with a ceramic blade. CSB beats most human trimmers I have used and is pretty cheap.
About once a week I spread mineral oil over my face and light it on fire with my own proprietary lighter. I've used it every week since 2003 and have never had to refill the fuel. Bic tried to buy my patent but I plan to sell the product myself and put them out of business.
Yeah, why wouldn't I be? They are beasts. We also use them to trim of the sides and back of my head on my manbun, I have fine hair and it handles it no problem. It is lifehack material.
I dont share them with my dogs if that is your concern. They have their own too.
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Im with @Ollie4ISU , double edge safety razors, change em out every so often comes in WAY cheaper that the BS 4 blades fancy razor. I prefer Parker blades.
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I use a generic twin-blade from whatever store I'm in when I remember that I need to buy a new pack. Doesn't matter if it is Walgreens, CVS, Walmart, grocery store - they're all the same. They're cheap, they last a bit, when they get dull I toss themj.
Instead of shaving cream, I use my wife's hair conditioner (it's in a purple bottle, I have no idea what the name is). It works well - provides as comfortable a shave as any shaving cream I've found. It also does not seem to be as hard on blades - they last awhile longer using it than they do when I use shaving cream. That might be in my head, but I don't think so as it's seemed that way every time I've shifted & used cream over the last 10+ years.
Instead of shaving cream, I use my wife's hair conditioner (it's in a purple bottle, I have no idea what the name is). It works well - provides as comfortable a shave as any shaving cream I've found. It also does not seem to be as hard on blades - they last awhile longer using it than they do when I use shaving cream. That might be in my head, but I don't think so as it's seemed that way every time I've shifted & used cream over the last 10+ years.
Why am I not surprised you have had the same bar of soap for 30 years?
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Dollar Shave Club is like $8 for 4 replacement blades. I would hardly consider that "expensive".
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