New +$100 shaving brush and now my razors are dull.

[niftyshaving]

Question for beginners.

I have a new +$100 shaving brush and now my razors are dull.
What did I do wrong?

Old timers give the not so old time to think about this.

[Utopian]

Are we teaching by quizzing now?
I like it!

[niftyshaving]

Teaching by quizzing perhaps... First a question then some thought
and since I do not know all the answers others can make fun of me when I tell
what solution I found.

[Utopian]

I don't think I know the answer, but I'm still willing to try to make fun of you anyway.

Come one guys, it's time for wild speculation!!!

[RezDog]

Quit shaving your brush!

[Gasman]

What kind of toxic shave soap are you using?

I cant see the brush making a differance in your skin or turning your wiskers to hard steel.
Im stumped besides the soap but thats just my off the wall guess.

[JHBBlade]

Real brainteaser........

I'd guess your old brush was a stiff boar and loaded lots of soap to make for a great lather.

Your new brush is a super soft and floppy badger and is not loading enough soap.

The result: your lather with the +$100 is thin and watery by comparison to the boar. So now your razors are not cushioned and lubed well enough and feel blunter.



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[Phrank]

OP was totally channeling a very cool, intense mushroom trip - and has now completely forgot what he was thinking.

However, I do have the answer, and it is:

42

[Utopian]

OP was totally channeling a very cool, intense mushroom trip - and has now completely forgot what he was thinking.

However, I do have the answer, and it is:

42

Well, now you're going to have spend 10 million years working out the question.

[markbignosekelly]

Question for beginners.

I have a new +$100 shaving brush and now my razors are dull.
What did I do wrong?

Old timers give the not so old time to think about this.

You spent too much time and money acquiring new stuff instead of learning how to maintain a razor. (If you was a beginner)