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06-01-2015, 03:08 AM #1
I think Barbercide is a fool proof disinfectant for razors, if you follow the directions. There are several warnings here on the forum about the scales and the possibility of color/shape/texture distortion.
At Sally's Beauty Supply, and likely other cosmetology supply stores, you get a 16oz bottle of Barbercide for free when you buy the Barbercide jar. Probably cheaper to rig up your own container & buy the concentrate outright. But that jar sure is snazzy in the shave den!
Gonna actually use mine once my project razors are restored enough to shave with, or if I loan one out. Like others said: not all that necessary, unless it is a "new to you" razor, or it will change hands (loaned/sold).
I do like the "antirust formula". Thats just good SR shaving peace of mind. In one thread here, a member said they give their blade a quick dip (literally, not soaked in it) as the last step before air drying after every shave. I might adopt that once I mix up a jar .Decades away from full-beard growing abilities.
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06-01-2015, 03:51 AM #2
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Thanked: 3795The reason I use the low volume container is so that I don't have to use as much of it. Disinfectants lose effectiveness over time after dilution and this one is supposed to be made fresh daily. With my container, I only need to make 45ml per day of use.