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    Senior Member khaos's Avatar
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    lol I have a story for you:

    I started out with a $20 blade, a $20 strop and the $10 set of brush soap and bowl. This worked but wasn't great. Now my go to strop was $75, my brush cost $35, and I have lots of razors. The strop doesn't have to be that expensive, I still have and use the $20 one and I have another for $50.

    My point is you can start cheap, but eventually you will upgrade. If you can, buy decent stuff now and it'll save you some in the long run.

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    There is not much of a problem with the financial outlay but the principle is what is the issue. I just am a little bit leary about spending say $250 and deciding that I can't or won't do this.

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    If I'm not mistaken, you can get a small puck of Col. Conk soap for less than $5. Just look around. I can't comment on the Nutragena product, but Col. Conk works pretty well. There's a pharmacy near me that sells Proraso for less than $10, so if you look around you should be able to find quality products on the cheap.

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    I know the actual soap and cream is cheap it's the brush, cup, stand, etc that adds up...... I think I may just go with the set up I linked to earlier. Unless I can get the Henckles.

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