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[blacklabel]

I've been using a Merkur 34C since last Christmas. Man what a difference, once I narrowed down which blades were right for me. And cheap... I found 100 blades for $15 on Amazon. I'd recommend trying a product called Cremo Cream, a little more convenient than the lather-and-brush stuff and really a great product.

I'll check it out. It took a couple of shaves to figure out my hair growth patterns but this last shave was damn good.

[sniper7]

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[islandermyk]

Scored me some rock sliders

[MrPrena]

I ll take a picture of the extra box that we have. It was morning star carbonized if I remember it right. I tried to return few boxes too.. had to argue with the manager of lumber liquidator. They were some scratches and cracks out of the box. At the end, he ended up exchanging them. He did mention they get a lot of complain. I think the drop in price reflects the quality.

Thanks for the info.
We did some research and reviews, and got what we got. We got the carbonized as well. I cannot stand vertical bamboo, so we got horizontal. Seems like it is really dense, but who knows it is easily scratch-able on a surface.

[mcantar18c]

I'll check it out. It took a couple of shaves to figure out my hair growth patterns but this last shave was damn good.

Get yourself one of those sample packs on Amazon that have a 5 pack from like 10 different manufacturers. Use one for a couple days then switch brands. Growth pattern, hair thickness and stiffness, and skin sensitivity all play a role in what blade is right for you, and the only way to find out it by trial and error.

[HoneyBadger]

Scored me some rock sliders

Hey, this isn't the bad parking thread!

[hghclsswhitetrsh]

Hey, this isn't the bad parking thread!

Bazinga.

[lex137]

^^^^ BURN!

[Jer]

Decided I was tired of buying disposable razors and cartridges ....

I once used the same Mach3 for two years. Yeah, 24 months. No typo. You don't have to throw them away every time and the same principles apply to the disposables for the most part as do regular straight razors. Use it a few times and when you can feel it start to not cut cleanly simply go opposite direction on the inside of your forearm like 6-7 times and it will be honed back to a near-new edge again. Try it. I was amazed at how well it works. I don't go as long now because after about a year (give or take) I would get an occasional in-grown hair on my neck which I otherwise never get so I shortened my replacement interval. Getting a few months out of a disposable razor blade is pretty easy actually.

[Irving]

I go months at a time with razors as well.