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    Didn't play golf this weekend. Took the money I didn't spend on the links and bought myself a 1950's vintage Gillette Super Speed razor and a blade sampler. Wish me luck.
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    50's superspeeds are slightly more aggressive than their latter counterparts so they give a slightly closer shave, which is a good thing for me. They are also better built, imo. A real American classic.
    Watch your pressure, a light touch is best.
    Oh, and good luck, but I don't think you'll be needing it.

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    What Mike said:

    . . . Keep the pressure _light_.

    That's one of two differences between cartridge shaving and DE shaving.

    The other difference is that you'll have to become conscious of "blade angle" -- how the head of the razor is sitting against your face.

    Have fun --

    . Charles
    . . . . . Mindful shaving, for a better world.

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