Thread: Going back to disposables...

I Miss The Razor Burn, Canned Goo And The Dread Of HAVING to Shave Instead Of Looking Forward To It....

Who Needs BBS shaves, All Sorts Of Soaps And Creams That Perform And Smell GREAT And The Anticipation Of WANTING To Shave And WISHING your Beard Would Grow FASTER....

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Originally Posted by Hirlau

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Sorry John, I Am Enjoying The Crap Out Of Shaving Now!

Plus Glen Just Finished My Restore, So I Can't Wait To Shave With It!

Originally Posted by Chevhead

I Miss The Razor Burn, Canned Goo And The Dread Of HAVING to Shave Instead Of Looking Forward To It....

Who Needs BBS shaves, All Sorts Of Soaps And Creams That Perform And Smell GREAT And The Anticipation Of WANTING To Shave And WISHING your Beard Would Grow FASTER....

I agree. This hobby has a multitude of drawbacks and shortcomings with RAD being an extremely infectious disease.

Oh Yeah... Why Would We Want To Preserve History Also.... Lol

Well if you go back to disposables you will need to watch out for the SRP black ops chopper that will try and catch you off guard.
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Okay now I get it !! sarcasm..... I was about to call the Mods and have your posts striped and your likes removed. "Yank his Thanks", I was chanting. Got to go take you off the traitor list now. Be back later.

Originally Posted by lz6

Well if you go back to disposables you will need to watch out for the SRP black ops chopper that will try and catch you off guard.
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No need to worry about the chopper.... unless it is a NICE 8/8 I can get on the cheap...lol

Originally Posted by 10Pups

Okay now I get it !! sarcasm..... I was about to call the Mods and have your posts striped and your likes removed. "Yank his Thanks", I was chanting. Got to go take you off the traitor list now. Be back later.

WHEW... that was a CLOSE one! Good thing you got my sense of humor...

Actually, it is very interesting to go back to disposables/cartridges once or twice after you get the straight technique down (proficient). Granted, it was a few years ago now but I noticed that the resulting shave(s) was irritation-free, but it was not very close and I felt like I needed to shave again 5 or 6 hours later. Funny, since I remember those shaves being a lot closer in the old days....

My point is that the skills we learn when using a straight (beard mapping, pre/post care, stretching etc) are very much transferrable to other forms of shaving as well - most successfully when using a DE as a SR alternative IMO.