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    The Razor Whisperer Philadelph's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by bpave777 View Post
    I generally have a policy about feeding the trolls, but I'll assume you're trying to be legit. That said...

    ...you're not doing it right.


    Bjørn I wanted to up your rep but I couldn't since I already had! Amazing though- I highly agree!

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    Well, I agree that with correct technique, lather, etc... a mach 3 will shave really well.
    And straights have a learning curve, and sharpness and stropping are significant challenges.
    But for me, I find that I get much smoother shaves with a straight. I have a sensitive skin, and in order to get decent mach 3 shaves, I needed to replace the blade quite often.
    I maintain my straights myself, so the cost is much smaller (primarily because I am not a collector).

    But even if it was not the price or my skin, I simply enjoy shaving with a straight. It is my relaxing half hour, 3 times per week in the evening. It is my time then. And I enjoy every part of it. With a mach3 otoh, I regarded shaving as a chore.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Philadelph View Post


    Bjørn I wanted to up your rep but I couldn't since I already had! Amazing though- I highly agree!
    I went back and did it for you!
    It is easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled. Twain

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