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For Christmas my wife purchased a Hart 7/8 razor for me. I have been using it regularly since. I know I have a lot to learn yet but I'm quite pleased with my progress and the amazing shaves that I'm getting. I really like not adding to the landfill here with more disposable razors especially.
Best wishes.
Hello, Augustagj. Welcome to Straight Razor Place!
Congratulations, and welcome to the forum.
Welcome to SRP!
If you haven't checked out the beginner's section in the library yet then give it a read. Feel free to ask us any questions that you may have.
Hi & welcome to SRP. Congrats on the new straight. I bet that was a real treat! Absorb all the information you can like a sponge. There's a wealth of information on here. Good luck!
Welcome to SRP.
I've been to Easley a few times. A nice little place.
Welcome to the SRP Forum! :)
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Welcome to the world of straight razor shaving!
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Welcome aboard to another Georgia SRP'r!
Great stuff here...you can learn a massive amount of info!
Hi and welcome. Any questions feel free to ask.
I did a pretty good amount of time investigating what I would need to get started. I chose the Hart Razor because it was made in America. Then I had a custom Strop made, and purchased a Badger hair brush. I have certainly learned a lot about the actual shaving, especially a recent trick about cutting against the grain which really made the shave great. Using the Strop was my most recent lesson but man was my shave close after doing this!
I may be mad, but I wake up excited about shaving!
Welcome to the group and Congrats on the awesome gift and recent great shaves
As you lurk around here you will find much info on shaving and life in general. Many good people here. Enjoy your time and welcome!
I've been in Augusta numerous times - it's a bit bigger than Easley.Quote:
Originally Posted by Augustagj
If you need any help let me know, it takes me about an hour an half to drive there.
Thank you for the offer, that's very gracious!
Welcome. Been in your town the past several days!
How long are you in town?
Home now. Was in and out each time.