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Thread: Weishi DE
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09-27-2010, 06:01 PM #11
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09-27-2010, 06:06 PM #12
There is some debate as to whether a Weishi is good for beginners because it is so light. Personally I think it is because it teaches the right pressure and angle yet it won't bite you when you err.
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09-27-2010, 07:27 PM #13
I've been going at it with slow shallow strokes... Seems to work well... I find it more comfortable than the disposables that I've been using... Schick Xtreme 3 @ $1.56 each... I can buy a whole slew of blades for that.
I like the weight of the Weishi head, seems to glide quite well...
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10-27-2010, 09:11 PM #14
Well it's been 30 days since I started this thread... So...
After being away from my DE for the past 28 days... I must say that disposible blades really SUCK!
I didn't want to pack all my shave items while I went back to work, so I didn't and I wish I would have.
My first shave after two weeks using a DE and going back to the disposible was horrifying...
I did manage to keep my head on my shoulders, for real... The first two razors out of the package we're s**T...
Anyway, now that I bought another Weishi I'm in Heaven... One for work, one for home... Now I need a second brush and I'm good to go...
These will hold me over till I get in "FULL" swing of straight shaving...
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11-15-2010, 06:46 PM #15
try more types of blades if you can
NoseWarmer,
I found that some blades helped the razor in the finicky nature of angles. It has been long enough now that I will ahve to pull the box and ntoes out to refresh teh memory on what conclusion I had arrived at.
I find that the SuperSpeed or the Merkur Heavy Classic are the DE that I preferred. I have not used a DE for a full shave in over 3 years as the straight is now easier for me to use and it costs nothing for new blades. I also cut myself less with the straight compared to the DE, maybe I tend to be more careful! I think a light weight superspeed style would be hard to use. I like a little heft.
You are also on your way with the soaps you are making based on the sample you gave me.
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01-15-2011, 11:02 PM #16
The weishi is a very tame and gentle razor. If you get a different razor the blades will feel different.