Thread: Howdy

Welcome to SRP, John!

I wouldnt try using a DE or the injector in the shower. There is a learning curve and a mirror helps a lot. Before I went off the deep end with wet shaving. I liked to use Cremo shave cream and a king of shaves multi blade razor for shaving my head and face. Never been a shower shaver, but a friend uses the same setup and likes how it works for the shower.

Btw they used to sell both at Walmart. Cremo is a brushless cream, goes on like a lotion and is really slick.

Stove,

I have a mirror in the shower and operate kinda off of feel and use of the mirror. I might upgrade the mirror to be one that suctions to my glass door and will not discolor like this cheap plastic thing I have now. I would have to change my entire routine in the morning just to "try this out". Not sure this is something that I want to do. I really don't spend a lot on razors (one disposable a week) so it is not the savings I am after. I think it is a little bit of the nostalgia. Thanks again for all of the help.

John

Welcome to the forum.. for an on shower shave I agree creamo is good you may also be able to find pacific shave cream also a brushless both work about the same verrry slick and there is a learning curve with de as compared to carts or disposables bit its not bad also get a nick stick/styptic stick for the occasional nick before long you'll be like the rest of us with all kinds of acquisition disorders thanks for your service and happy shaving good luck on ebay

Better luck next time deff try some local antique shops haven't had three chance to hit any myself but I've seen lots of good picks of members hauls here before

Hi and welcome. Good luck in the razor hunt.