• mommykink
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    2 months ago

    You need one (1) razor and that’s a Wolfman WR1 with Perma-Sharp Super blades. Everything else is cope

    • @[email protected]
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      32 months ago

      I’ve been looking to eliminate disposable plastic razors but yikes those prices are steep! Are they permanently sharp or something? There is zero info on their website unless I’m missing something

      • mommykink
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        52 months ago

        It was mainly a joke. Just thinking of the most expensive, esoteric, unattainable maker I could think of from back in my r/wetshaving days. Safety razors are the best way to shave, but just about anything will do great

      • toomanypancakes
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        2 months ago

        For what it’s worth I’ve used the same merkur safety razor for around a decade with feather blades I only had to replace every several weeks when I had a coarse beard. I use the same on my legs now and it still works amazing. Best shave I’ve ever had, since my beard was too cowlicked to use a straight razor. They’re easy to use, give a closer shave than cartridge razors, and they’re way less irritating. You totally don’t have to spend $300 if you don’t want to.

      • @CaptDust
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        2 months ago

        It’s a fancy handle (admittedly, very fancy) for safety razor blades or double edge blades. The blades themselves are generic/interchangeable and a lot cheaper.

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      2 months ago

      I’m running an old Gillette with Super Max Platinum blades – they work well enough. I got a 500 pack on ebay for $20 so I guess I’m set for life.

    • @Mnem667
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      22 months ago

      Lol. I’ll stick with my Gillette Tech and Astra Stainless. Thanks for the thought though.