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I currently have about 120 in my collection and counting. All are shave ready and all get put in queue. I used to only use 1 razor a week but at that rate I'd never get to rotate thru them, so now I do 2 to 3 different razors a week. Its alot more fun this way.
Had over 70 at one time in the collection but trimmed the fat.
Now my rotation is the same size as my collection. 2 razors & 2 trimmers.
I'm pretty minimal compared to most. I've got a 3 razor rotation, and I've told myself that if I really really really want another one I have to sell one of the three (we'll see how well that turns out...)
Not enough.:)
Well...part of that is the difficulty of explaining "another razor?!" to SWMBO. I don't have enough that it isn't noticeable when I've got a new one :)
In all seriousness, I had a "Really really want this" moment tonight, and it's definitely testing my resolve. It does make me think more about what I actually like in a razor though.
I have 6 straight razors and 8 DE's, but for the last 2 months, I've just been shaving with the same straight razor, no reason, just easier to keep picking up the same one from where I left it the day before.
10 from diferent countries.
I have 5 straight razors and 6 DE razors (my wife uses one of the DE, but I'll use it once in awhile. Of those 11 razors, I really only use 2 DE and 3 straights. I only use straights on days I am awake enough when shave time hits, and/or not pressed for time (translation: I use DE razors on many work days).
I have 2 right now but i will probably be adding a few in a few days :)
Well, I just start in September, but now have 5 in my rotation with 5 I need to find time to restore or just hone. I'm really not using one of them, though, as I like keeping the dublduck Lynn sharpened as a point of reference for right now as to what 'shave ready' is....(still learning, of course!). I'm currently using a collection of about 14 double-edge razors to pull from when I shave my head, almost all, of which are cleaned up and polished vintage razors.