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    Quote Originally Posted by Glenn View Post
    Yep. Unreal.
    Sheesh time flies.

    Knowing you, check out some of the German made stuff...

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    Just buy the kid a walking stick to beat the ladies off if you are giving him clubman. You will be a grandpa within months.
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    Quote Originally Posted by banded_mallard View Post
    All this talk about straight razors has reignited my desire to learn to use a straight razor. Anyone ever ventured in that direction. Is it worth it over a safety razor. I can’t get more than 3-4 shaves out of a drugstore razor Gillette you name it. My face must be the most sensitive skin on the planet.
    My advice is to try the safety razor first. The learning curve is much steeper with a "cutthroat" razor.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jwilliams View Post
    Just buy the kid a walking stick to beat the ladies off if you are giving him clubman. You will be a grandpa within months.

    Some online reviews:

    "Yesterday I received my bottle of Clubman after shave. As I opened the bottle and took the first whiff I knew this was an aftershave for a man's man. The smell took me back in time as I clearly remembered it's scent wafting through the air the day the entire varsity pom's squad lost their virginity. Within a couple hours of the first application I found myself in a crushed velvet chair, wearing a smoking jacket sipping single malt scotch and eating a 3 pound platter of bacon with Ron Swanson. "

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    Safety razors ain’t expensive or fancy. A razor cost $20 or less. Less than a gillette refill. Or you can spend a lot. You can get blades for as little as a nickel and shave all week with it.

    America got hoodwinked in the 90’s. The multiblade cartridge razor is a solution looking for a problem.

    My complexion is a lot better without the ingrown hairs from using a 6-bladed POS.

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    I got the boy squared away with the help of a member on here. I'll post pictures when I can.

    I got so caught up in ordering his stuff I ordered a Rockwell for myself.

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    I just don’t shave.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Glenn View Post
    I got the boy squared away with the help of a member on here. I'll post pictures when I can.

    I got so caught up in ordering his stuff I ordered a Rockwell for myself.
    You got me interested in these safety razors. Let’s see them cat doc!!

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    PM sent!
    Ugh. Stupid people piss me off.

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    Yes let us know what time you settled on, I am about to order as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tha Dick View Post
    You got me interested in these safety razors. Let’s see them cat doc!!
    Quote Originally Posted by banded_mallard View Post
    Yes let us know what time you settled on, I am about to order as well.
    For my son I accepted a generous offer to have his brush, razor and stand made with custom wood handles and post by a member on here. He ordered the kits and is turning the wood for them as we speak.

    For myself I went with the Rockwell stainless 6s. A bit pricey but I figure it's the Smithy of safety razors. Came with 100 free blades. The model I chose has 3 bases with 6 different settings so you can choose how aggressive you want it.

    https://getrockwell.com/products/rockwell-6s

    I can see these getting pretty addicting if you're a collector of such items. One is all you need but man there are a lot of options out there from new space age to old school vintage.

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    " She don't use Nair, she don't use NEET, tried to use my face for a bicycle seat"

    Glenn, I can't imagine you without facial hair .. It just don't fit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nitro5x6's View Post
    Glenn, I can't imagine you without facial hair .. It just don't fit.
    I doubt I'll ever shave my beard completely off but I do keep it trimmed, shaped and my neck shaved.

    If I shaved my beard I'd look like a bald 16 year old with crows feet.

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    Might give a cheapy safety razor a shot when my stash of Gillettes run low. If I like it I’ll splurge and on a good’un

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    Safety razor with good blades. I use feather blades. Get a brush and good soap also

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    Probably ought to ease him into Feather blades. They are really good, but really sharp. New safety razor shavers are likely to mire down too hard if they are use to multi-bladed razors. Do that with Feathers and you'll look like you lost a knife fight with a ninja.


    Some easier but decent ones in my opinion:

    Derby
    Astra Platinum
    Gillette Platinum
    Gillette 7 O'Clock (any color)
    Gillette Silver Blue
    Personna Lab Blue
    Crystal


    Sharper:
    Feather (thought they seem to dull quickly)
    Bic Chrome platinum



    The only bad ones I've had have been the Walmart Wilkinsons. I could not use them for nothing. Apparently there are at least two varieties of Wilkinson, one better than the other, but not sold at Walmart.

    Don't forget a blade bank to store old razors in unless you have an old house with a medicine cabinet with a blade slot in it.


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    This should last him a while. Hard to beat African Blackwood.
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    Looks great Joey!
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    Many years ago one of the razor companies had a model that the handle vibrated. Well coming back through customs on our honeymoon from Jamaica, the inspector hit the end of my travel bag just right and that razor just went to buzzing and vibrating. The look on her face when she made eye contact with me and my wife was priceless. She just giggled and and waived us through.

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    Quote Originally Posted by joeydpga View Post
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    This should last him a while. Hard to beat African Blackwood.
    Unreal. I can’t thank you enough. Rest assured if he doesn’t appreciate it I will stuff him in a stump hole and take it as my own.

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