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BigIan Razor history and the science... 03-23-2010, 11:52 AM
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    Default Razor history and the science of shaving.

    in college we have to wright a 3000 word essay on any topic we choose.
    As i`ve been spending alot of time researching straight razors, i have cosen to wright an essay about shaving. and why the old fashoned ways are much better than modern teqniques.

    while i can find the information, i`m struggleing with refrences, does any one know of any good books?

    and also where i can find information behind the science of straight shaving. such as metal composition, blade triganometry for both modern cartridge razors and for straigts new and old.


    regards ian
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