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« Reply #101 on: Mon, 02 November 2015, 14:42:01 »
Electric razors only work on thin, girly hair. Man grizzle, no. Sorry.
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« Reply #102 on: Mon, 02 November 2015, 16:28:42 »
I have to use the trimmer before I use the shaver part on my Norelco because my hair is usually so thick and manly. ;)

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« Reply #103 on: Tue, 03 November 2015, 02:07:45 »
I went to the art of shaving a bunch before I realized how overpriced it all was. Then I found the reddit community for wicked edge and ended up getting 2 straight edge razors and a double edge. Love it! It's a Merkur double edge that I use mainly. I'm living in the middle east so a beard is required, but for the neck / cheek bones I use the Merkur.


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« Reply #104 on: Tue, 03 November 2015, 02:16:32 »
Happy customer plug. Move done most of my business with Phil at bullgoose shaving and he's always been very helpful.

I've been thinking about the plunge into Straights but still chicken that I'd make the bathroom look like a slasher movie.  that and the work of keeping it sharp.  But since I sometime have a few days growth of heavy beard when I shave now I've been wondering if it's a better tool for me now.

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« Reply #105 on: Tue, 03 November 2015, 03:33:19 »
I went to the art of shaving a bunch before I realized how overpriced it all was. Then I found the reddit community for wicked edge and ended up getting 2 straight edge razors and a double edge. Love it! It's a Merkur double edge that I use mainly. I'm living in the middle east so a beard is required, but for the neck / cheek bones I use the Merkur.
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edit: nvm, i think i found it. https://www.reddit.com/r/wicked_edge

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« Reply #106 on: Tue, 03 November 2015, 04:13:28 »
I went to the art of shaving a bunch before I realized how overpriced it all was. Then I found the reddit community for wicked edge and ended up getting 2 straight edge razors and a double edge. Love it! It's a Merkur double edge that I use mainly. I'm living in the middle east so a beard is required, but for the neck / cheek bones I use the Merkur.
link to reddit community?

edit: nvm, i think i found it. https://www.reddit.com/r/wicked_edge

You beat me to it, that's the one. They also have a HUGE amount of info on the sidebar with soaps etc.


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« Reply #107 on: Thu, 05 November 2015, 08:21:30 »


Yes! I use a Merkur 38c as well. I love the soothing, relaxing feeling. And the shave is pretty incredible too.

What blades are you using?

Astra platinum. Got a 100 pack and they work really well. I think I'm gonna move up in sharpness once I run out. Probably some Feathers

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« Reply #108 on: Thu, 05 November 2015, 08:24:23 »


Yes! I use a Merkur 38c as well. I love the soothing, relaxing feeling. And the shave is pretty incredible too.

What blades are you using?

Astra platinum. Got a 100 pack and they work really well. I think I'm gonna move up in sharpness once I run out. Probably some Feathers
Tried Astra today. Nice. So far one of the smoothest shaves I had. And pretty clean too. Not THE cleanest, but not bad.
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« Reply #109 on: Thu, 05 November 2015, 20:40:55 »


Yes! I use a Merkur 38c as well. I love the soothing, relaxing feeling. And the shave is pretty incredible too.

What blades are you using?

Astra platinum. Got a 100 pack and they work really well. I think I'm gonna move up in sharpness once I run out. Probably some Feathers

Heck yes. Do it! The Feather razor blade I shaved with just astounded me. The Gillette's I've used provided a marvelous shave as well. The best stuff they make is the double edge razor blades (I shaved with a Gillette Silver Blue blade tonight). I'm a bit bummed that I bought a 100 pack of Racers now, but I still enjoy the name and shave. As soon as I finish my last sampler (more shaves on this Gillette blade and then about 4 more blades including a Feather and Gillette 7 O'Clock), I'll use the Racer's up. I'll most likely replace them with Feathers or some Gillette blade.

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« Reply #110 on: Sat, 12 December 2015, 10:58:40 »
My newest acquisition :) Vintage Gillette Tech from 40s/50s.

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« Reply #111 on: Sat, 12 December 2015, 11:20:49 »
My newest acquisition :) Vintage Gillette Tech from 40s/50s.

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Nice. I shave with my late grandfather's Gillette Fat Boy every day.  Love it!
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« Reply #112 on: Sat, 12 December 2015, 11:22:25 »
My newest acquisition :) Vintage Gillette Tech from 40s/50s.

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Nice. I shave with my late grandfather's Gillette Fat Boy every day.  Love it!

It was told to me Fatboy was one of the finest razors Gillette made. Ever :)
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« Reply #113 on: Mon, 14 December 2015, 09:33:16 »
Dang. You guys are fancy. I use the cheap 2 blade disposable razors and a quick run with the trimmer over the beard area. Normally, I can get 2 good uses out of each razor :D :D.

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« Reply #114 on: Mon, 14 December 2015, 09:42:20 »
Dang. You guys are fancy. I use the cheap 2 blade disposable razors and a quick run with the trimmer over the beard area. Normally, I can get 2 good uses out of each razor :D :D.
You should try DE razors. You can get a decend Gillette Tech on ebay for 20-30 bucks. Blades are cheap, and my dad gets about three weeks of shaving from one. Me - about week.
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« Reply #115 on: Mon, 14 December 2015, 10:27:18 »
Dang. You guys are fancy. I use the cheap 2 blade disposable razors and a quick run with the trimmer over the beard area. Normally, I can get 2 good uses out of each razor :D :D.

Dang. You guys are fancy. I use the cheap 2 blade disposable razors and a quick run with the trimmer over the beard area. Normally, I can get 2 good uses out of each razor :D :D.
You should try DE razors. You can get a decend Gillette Tech on ebay for 20-30 bucks. Blades are cheap, and my dad gets about three weeks of shaving from one. Me - about week.

Yes, what he said.  It is so much more of a pleasurable experience, and yet I never knew how cheap shaving could get until I started using a DE.  100 blades for like $9 I think.  Bonkers.
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« Reply #116 on: Mon, 14 December 2015, 20:25:37 »
I tend to shave with a Red Tip Gillette DE razor with Derby Blades. Though I tend to rotate among hard soaps and creams for my shaves.

Derby blades can usually be found for a good price in many places.

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« Reply #117 on: Tue, 15 December 2015, 09:52:15 »
Dang. You guys are fancy. I use the cheap 2 blade disposable razors and a quick run with the trimmer over the beard area. Normally, I can get 2 good uses out of each razor :D :D.

Dang. You guys are fancy. I use the cheap 2 blade disposable razors and a quick run with the trimmer over the beard area. Normally, I can get 2 good uses out of each razor :D :D.
You should try DE razors. You can get a decend Gillette Tech on ebay for 20-30 bucks. Blades are cheap, and my dad gets about three weeks of shaving from one. Me - about week.

Yes, what he said.  It is so much more of a pleasurable experience, and yet I never knew how cheap shaving could get until I started using a DE.  100 blades for like $9 I think.  Bonkers.

Very tempting now...... :X

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« Reply #118 on: Tue, 22 December 2015, 18:52:13 »
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« Reply #119 on: Tue, 22 December 2015, 21:54:07 »


Yes! I use a Merkur 38c as well. I love the soothing, relaxing feeling. And the shave is pretty incredible too.

What blades are you using?

Astra platinum. Got a 100 pack and they work really well. I think I'm gonna move up in sharpness once I run out. Probably some Feathers

+1 I've been working my way through a box of Astra Platinum and they've been working great. Had a sample pack with Feathers in it before and enjoyed them too though.

I have some simple double-edge safety razor, can't remember the model. Suits me fine though, much better than disposables. I'm not crazy about shaving but it's nice to have something built well.
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« Reply #120 on: Fri, 25 December 2015, 18:42:47 »

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« Reply #121 on: Fri, 25 December 2015, 23:07:24 »
Been using feathers for over a year now, tried other brands, Astra, Personna, Derby, Treet, nothing else springs to mind. But none have felt as comfy as a feather has with the hair I have.

I use a Merkur Solingen, it's alright, feathers aren't sitting well lately as one sides shaving far better than the other.. Or that's normal and I've been doing something wrong this entire time, definitely not ruling that one out :G

Oh also finishing up a block of geo f. trumper's rose shaving soap, love the smell.

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« Reply #122 on: Fri, 25 December 2015, 23:27:15 »
Been using feathers for over a year now, tried other brands, Astra, Personna, Derby, Treet, nothing else springs to mind. But none have felt as comfy as a feather has with the hair I have.

I use a Merkur Solingen, it's alright, feathers aren't sitting well lately as one sides shaving far better than the other.. Or that's normal and I've been doing something wrong this entire time, definitely not ruling that one out :G

Oh also finishing up a block of geo f. trumper's rose shaving soap, love the smell.

Welcome to geekhack!

A ton of people love feathers and praise them, but for me at least Astras in my Slim Adjustable are the best.

If you love that floral scent, check out Lavanille by Barrister and Mann. It is expensive but the ingredients and lather are worth the cost.

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« Reply #123 on: Sat, 26 December 2015, 18:03:51 »
Welcome to geekhack!

A ton of people love feathers and praise them, but for me at least Astras in my Slim Adjustable are the best.

If you love that floral scent, check out Lavanille by Barrister and Mann. It is expensive but the ingredients and lather are worth the cost.

Thanks!

My techniques changed a lot over the past 2 years so I feel it's fair to dig up another sample pack and give it a crack. I remember Astras being a bit smooth so I'm a bit keen

Looks like I'll have to import the Lavanille, depends how much shipping bites me in the arse but I am curious. If I end up going through with it I'll probably snag a new brush too (helps justify the shipping cost as well).

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« Reply #124 on: Sat, 26 December 2015, 19:17:51 »
Welcome to geekhack!

A ton of people love feathers and praise them, but for me at least Astras in my Slim Adjustable are the best.

If you love that floral scent, check out Lavanille by Barrister and Mann. It is expensive but the ingredients and lather are worth the cost.

Thanks!

My techniques changed a lot over the past 2 years so I feel it's fair to dig up another sample pack and give it a crack. I remember Astras being a bit smooth so I'm a bit keen

Looks like I'll have to import the Lavanille, depends how much shipping bites me in the arse but I am curious. If I end up going through with it I'll probably snag a new brush too (helps justify the shipping cost as well).

What type of brush are you using?

I really like Barrister and Mann and I just got a sampler of Chisled Face soaps and they smell great but haven't had the chance to lather them.

Check out maggardrazors.com as they have a ton of shave soap, brushes, blades and razors.

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« Reply #125 on: Wed, 13 January 2016, 05:48:57 »
I've gotten into DE and SE over the summer, quite addictive.

Using a vintage NOS Boker Red Injun, Gillette Fatboy and Slim.

My Brush is a simple Simpsons Berkeley in Best Badger.

Soaps : MLS Kraken + Aftershave Milk, MLS Panty Dropper, B&M Cheshire, B&M Fireside

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« Reply #126 on: Sat, 16 January 2016, 11:21:29 »
Got myself a Gillette New Type razor. We'll see...

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« Reply #127 on: Sat, 16 January 2016, 11:25:07 »
I've gotten into DE and SE over the summer, quite addictive.

Using a vintage NOS Boker Red Injun, Gillette Fatboy and Slim.

My Brush is a simple Simpsons Berkeley in Best Badger.

Soaps : MLS Kraken + Aftershave Milk, MLS Panty Dropper, B&M Cheshire, B&M Fireside

BTW, have you tried brushes from horsehair? Got myself one by Epsilon. It's nice. Softer than boar, but less so than a badger. Ideal for me :)
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« Reply #128 on: Sun, 17 January 2016, 02:00:46 »
I've gotten into DE and SE over the summer, quite addictive.

Using a vintage NOS Boker Red Injun, Gillette Fatboy and Slim.

My Brush is a simple Simpsons Berkeley in Best Badger.

Soaps : MLS Kraken + Aftershave Milk, MLS Panty Dropper, B&M Cheshire, B&M Fireside

BTW, have you tried brushes from horsehair? Got myself one by Epsilon. It's nice. Softer than boar, but less so than a badger. Ideal for me :)

i've been meaning to try one from Vie-long, but the QC problems prevented me from buying them.

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« Reply #129 on: Sun, 17 January 2016, 03:00:09 »
I've gotten into DE and SE over the summer, quite addictive.

Using a vintage NOS Boker Red Injun, Gillette Fatboy and Slim.

My Brush is a simple Simpsons Berkeley in Best Badger.

Soaps : MLS Kraken + Aftershave Milk, MLS Panty Dropper, B&M Cheshire, B&M Fireside

BTW, have you tried brushes from horsehair? Got myself one by Epsilon. It's nice. Softer than boar, but less so than a badger. Ideal for me :)

i've been meaning to try one from Vie-long, but the QC problems prevented me from buying them.
Well, you may consider trying Epsilon. It's Spanish-made, and it's quality is superb.
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« Reply #130 on: Mon, 18 January 2016, 01:30:02 »
its funny how many interests overlap within a group... mech keyboards, fountain pens, wet shaving...

I've been wrapped up with the straight razor communities for a few years now. I have quite a few straights, soaps, brushes, etc. Love it but I also have a big beard so although i'm into restoring and using straights I only shave my neck and cheeks. I also have a gillette slim DE and a cheap synthetic brush for travel.
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« Reply #132 on: Wed, 20 January 2016, 03:02:08 »
Well, you may consider trying Epsilon. It's Spanish-made, and it's quality is superb.

How is the scratchyness?

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« Reply #133 on: Wed, 20 January 2016, 03:40:11 »
Well, you may consider trying Epsilon. It's Spanish-made, and it's quality is superb.

How is the scratchyness?
Not scratchy - well, not like boar ones. As I said, for me it is an optimum between boar and badger.
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« Reply #134 on: Wed, 20 January 2016, 11:38:27 »
todays combo...

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« Reply #135 on: Wed, 20 January 2016, 12:31:12 »
todays combo...
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Nice brush. Wooden handle?
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« Reply #136 on: Wed, 20 January 2016, 13:00:24 »
I guess I'm not a part of yalls fancy single blade razors n stuff... But heck man, Dollar shave club is pretty awesome. For 6 dollars shipped monthly or bi-monthly, I always get a nice shave. Better than the dollar razors from the dollar store =\

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« Reply #137 on: Wed, 20 January 2016, 13:13:11 »


Yes! I use a Merkur 38c as well. I love the soothing, relaxing feeling. And the shave is pretty incredible too.

What blades are you using?

Astra platinum. Got a 100 pack and they work really well. I think I'm gonna move up in sharpness once I run out. Probably some Feathers

I really like Astras with my Merkur. iamtootallforthis was nice enough to send me a bunch of blades to try out but I find myself drifting back to Astras. They just really work for me.

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« Reply #138 on: Wed, 20 January 2016, 14:55:39 »


Yes! I use a Merkur 38c as well. I love the soothing, relaxing feeling. And the shave is pretty incredible too.

What blades are you using?

Astra platinum. Got a 100 pack and they work really well. I think I'm gonna move up in sharpness once I run out. Probably some Feathers

I really like Astras with my Merkur. iamtootallforthis was nice enough to send me a bunch of blades to try out but I find myself drifting back to Astras. They just really work for me.

Astras are my go to in my Gillette Slim Adjustable.

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« Reply #139 on: Wed, 20 January 2016, 15:23:43 »
todays combo...
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Nice brush. Wooden handle?

yup. its a Thäter in cocobolo
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« Reply #140 on: Thu, 21 January 2016, 01:17:33 »
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« Reply #141 on: Thu, 21 January 2016, 07:31:24 »
My plastic drugstore brush is falling apart, anybody have a good recommendation for something reasonable to replace it?
    

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« Reply #142 on: Thu, 21 January 2016, 10:54:03 »
My plastic drugstore brush is falling apart, anybody have a good recommendation for something reasonable to replace it?

Order something from maggardrazors.com

Boar brushes are great and cheap. The synthetic brushes are solid and the badger are great if you want a little step up.

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« Reply #143 on: Thu, 21 January 2016, 11:19:14 »
Am I the only one to find that shaving is annoying ?  ;D Currently I can't have what I call a proper "beard", if I let my beard grow it will only be on some part on my face so it's really ugly and I need to shave it everytime it grows. Since I'm extremely lazy I find shaving is annoying  :'( Hoping someone here understands me.

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« Reply #144 on: Thu, 21 January 2016, 11:31:34 »
Am I the only one to find that shaving is annoying ?  ;D Currently I can't have what I call a proper "beard", if I let my beard grow it will only be on some part on my face so it's really ugly and I need to shave it everytime it grows. Since I'm extremely lazy I find shaving is annoying  :'( Hoping someone here understands me.
I understand you. For the great part of my life I thought shaving is annoying and boring. Only when I got introduced to classical wet shaving I found all this - lathering, shaving, etc - could be fun.
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Re: Shaving, Razors, etc. What you use?
« Reply #145 on: Thu, 21 January 2016, 11:36:48 »
Am I the only one to find that shaving is annoying ?  ;D Currently I can't have what I call a proper "beard", if I let my beard grow it will only be on some part on my face so it's really ugly and I need to shave it everytime it grows. Since I'm extremely lazy I find shaving is annoying  :'( Hoping someone here understands me.
I understand you. For the great part of my life I thought shaving is annoying and boring. Only when I got introduced to classical wet shaving I found all this - lathering, shaving, etc - could be fun.

I'm with you on that! So relaxing and enjoyable.

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Re: Shaving, Razors, etc. What you use?
« Reply #146 on: Thu, 21 January 2016, 11:37:44 »
Am I the only one to find that shaving is annoying ?  ;D Currently I can't have what I call a proper "beard", if I let my beard grow it will only be on some part on my face so it's really ugly and I need to shave it everytime it grows. Since I'm extremely lazy I find shaving is annoying  :'( Hoping someone here understands me.
I understand you. For the great part of my life I thought shaving is annoying and boring. Only when I got introduced to classical wet shaving I found all this - lathering, shaving, etc - could be fun.
I have to wait some years to have a "full beard" will see if shaving will become a fun activity to me  ;D

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Re: Shaving, Razors, etc. What you use?
« Reply #148 on: Thu, 21 January 2016, 16:23:35 »
Am I the only one to find that shaving is annoying ?  ;D Currently I can't have what I call a proper "beard", if I let my beard grow it will only be on some part on my face so it's really ugly and I need to shave it everytime it grows. Since I'm extremely lazy I find shaving is annoying  :'( Hoping someone here understands me.
I understand you. For the great part of my life I thought shaving is annoying and boring. Only when I got introduced to classical wet shaving I found all this - lathering, shaving, etc - could be fun.
I have to wait some years to have a "full beard" will see if shaving will become a fun activity to me  ;D

I hope thats not true. If so, don't despair as you are probably evolutionally advanced from the rest of us hairy folk.

I occasionally see these poor guys that have made an attempt at the current fashion trend of 'lumbersexual' and no one informed them that if you cant grow a full beard in a month, you probably have a pretty sad, thin, looking beard. Like this unlucky guy, he should just shave:
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Re: Shaving, Razors, etc. What you use?
« Reply #149 on: Wed, 24 February 2016, 14:19:34 »
Why did you guys let this thread get so stale?

I got an email from West Coast Shaving that they now have their own branded DE razors.  They actually look pretty nice.  What do you guys think?
http://www.westcoastshaving.com/Safety-Razors_c_8.html?Attribs=280&
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