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06-11-2015, 09:44 PM #32
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- Sep 2014
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Thanked: 45I removed the razor from the box.
I removed residual oil with a towel.
I TP tested, it didn't grab my pad as my properly honed razors do.
I attempted to tree top arm hair, no hair grabbed
I attempted to then shave my forearm, it tugged and pulled, and the 2 hairs that "cut" were yanked out by the root.
I inspected the edge and noted foggyness, then honed.
This is my standard inspection as it were for any razor I aquire from any source. Now 28 razors in my fleet all passed or failed, as it were. I have plenty of antique store finds and the like that were far more dull, and I have a lot of pro-honed razors that were far sharper.
Due to the sensitive nature of my facial skin, I adopted the above process to avoid some very painful razor burn, and it hasn't failed me since I implemented it.