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    Welcome to SRP Philippos. Whether carbon or stainless rinsing and wiping the blade after the shave and then doing a few laps on the strop will help prevent corrosion. I also wipe mine with a silicone gun cloth impregnated with a rust remover. Read my sig line below to avoid nicks and cuts.
    Be careful how you treat people on your way up, you may meet them again on your way back down.

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    Welcome to Straight Shaving.

    CS or SS, its minor and both should give you a good shave.

    Cuts, I cut myself a few times, but these were just surface cuts that amounted to minor scratches and healed over in 48 hours. Part of my issue was that I wasn't use to paying attention to the razor constantly and it would dab my skin causing the cut. 4 cuts later and I didn't cut myself anymore as I smarted up.

    I have one cheapy disposable straight razor that can produce a lot of small weepers when I go XTG/ATG, on its first shave, but a good rinse of cold water on my last pass and they close up immediately.

    I was commited to leaving my Mach 3 for the same reason and I am so happy I am a straight shaver. Life is so much better!

    Pabster

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