what are blade dullers?

**petr** · 10-27-2010, 02:13 PM

bogus. hair dulls blades and oxidation.

**Str8nDE4RAD** · 10-27-2010, 02:32 PM

but it's clear!!!! Quick to the shave cave

**MasterRolf** · 10-27-2010, 08:56 PM

Originally Posted by petr

bogus. hair dulls blades and oxidation.

Hair dulls oxidation?

**thebigspendur** · 10-28-2010, 11:02 PM

Blade dullers?

Thems those folks, those little fellas who sneak into ya house when you're asleep and play with your razors by grinding them in the sand.

**Cwoodkiter** · 10-29-2010, 04:11 AM

Gee, I heard that shave soaps and creams (not the "clear" ones of course) are actually made of liquefied metallic particles designed to be smooth yet dulling??? lmao

Brock

**Neil Miller** · 10-29-2010, 02:15 PM

Originally Posted by gssixgun

Just a WAG here but perhaps the Betonite Clay in some soaps for glide??????????????????????

I mix chrome oxide into my lather - my blade actually gets sharper the longer I shave (NOT!

) - don't try this at home, folks!

Regards,
Neil

**Doublewood** · 11-26-2010, 01:38 AM

Originally Posted by vthomlinson

i always get random stuff in my youtube recommended videos. here we have a lady endorsing american crew shave gel.. she claims it does not have the blade dullers that other products have.. virtually everything i use is all natural.. and i shave with traditional style soaps.. so i'm assuming she's talking about the "goo" we all love to hate.

but anyway.. what is she talking about? what is a blade duller and who adds them to what?

YouTube - How To Get A Close Shave with American Crew Precision Shave Gel

also. my face is a blade duller.

**Goatee** · 12-13-2010, 12:01 AM

I know that this in an old post, but I'm still experiementing with different things and ran across this one.

I'm odd in that I look for the least expensive way to accomplish a job. I know sometimes it tempting to pay a bit more for "nice", but I'm just too cheap. I'm willing to err on the side of "less expensive, but adequate for the job" rather than pay a huge premium on something that only has a small benefit.

I like Williiam's Mug Soap. Cheap, nice, effective, imminently adequate. I use a Shavette style blade with the 1/2 blades that I can order in bulk for about 5 cents per blade (I'm too lazy to strop and hone).

However, a friend who works at a supply house for places like Bath and Body works and such brought me a tube of this American Crew shave cream. Not the exact one I saw here, but very close (mine's not clear...it's white).

It smelled a bit like Noxzema (if anyone's ever smelled that) and tingled a bit on my face. I used it in place of the shave soap. It was...different...but gave me a good shave. I'm going to enjoy using it, but since I'm cheap I probably won't buy it for myself when I can get the William's soap for about $2.00 for cake of soap.

Any thoughts (or advice) on using the creams in place of soaps?

Thanks,
Goatee

**Dzebold** · 09-23-2012, 04:02 PM

I use the shave gel because I have a beard and being able to see which individual hairs I am cutting help me get that crisp "lined" look on my beard. I only use it for the lining part. Afterwards, I use a shave cream and a brush for two passes, WTG and ATG. It works for me.

**maddafinga** · 09-23-2012, 06:08 PM

Their pre shave oil is really quite good. Never used anything else of theirs however.

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