Originally posted by: Vonkhan
u mean a straightedge razor ?
Originally posted by: NaOH
holy crap... But better than spending the equivalent on cartridges.
Isn't the shave nicer to with a straight edge?
Originally posted by: NaOH
holy crap... But better than spending the equivalent on cartridges.
Isn't the shave nicer to with a straight edge?
Originally posted by: NaOH
holy crap... But better than spending the equivalent on cartridges.
Isn't the shave nicer to with a straight edge?
Originally posted by: AgentJean
Originally posted by: NaOH
holy crap... But better than spending the equivalent on cartridges.
Isn't the shave nicer to with a straight edge?
Yeah if you like cutting a artery or 2; but hey, you're face will be as smooth as a babys butt, so what does it matter if you lose a few pints of blood. You'll make more blood. Just have some orange juice for breakfast![]()
Originally posted by: Kwaipie
Originally posted by: NaOH
holy crap... But better than spending the equivalent on cartridges.
Isn't the shave nicer to with a straight edge?
What you're proposing is turning shaving into an event rather than a chore. It definitely takes longer, with more preparation. It also takes quite a bit of practice to do it right.
I believe the blades you see on ebay are likely stolen.
Originally posted by: AgentJean
Why not use a KBAR?
Originally posted by: Luthien
I highly doubt all the sellers on ebay are selling stolen razors. The seller I have in mind buys in bulk and sells them by the thousands monthly.
Originally posted by: ultimatebob
Originally posted by: Luthien
I highly doubt all the sellers on ebay are selling stolen razors. The seller I have in mind buys in bulk and sells them by the thousands monthly.
Be careful, though... Some of them sell cheap knockoff blades that aren't made by Gillette or Schick.
Originally posted by: ultimatebob
Originally posted by: Luthien
I highly doubt all the sellers on ebay are selling stolen razors. The seller I have in mind buys in bulk and sells them by the thousands monthly.
Be careful, though... Some of them sell cheap knockoff blades that aren't made by Gillette or Schick.
Originally posted by: Tiamat
Originally posted by: ultimatebob
Originally posted by: Luthien
I highly doubt all the sellers on ebay are selling stolen razors. The seller I have in mind buys in bulk and sells them by the thousands monthly.
Be careful, though... Some of them sell cheap knockoff blades that aren't made by Gillette or Schick.
Yeah, I've tested a few of them that are sold in the Middle east and India, and boy do they look really bad under the optical microscopeNobody in my group wanted to even try shaving with it for fear of their face being ripped off.
Compuwiz, im sure he was just talking about the knockoffs on ebay. Other than Gillette and Schick, I dont know any other brand that would be "worth it" to knock off as the other companies sell their products for a very low price already...
Originally posted by: tHa ShIzNiT
This wouldn't be used for cat shaving...would it?
Originally posted by: NaOH
holy crap... But better than spending the equivalent on cartridges.
Isn't the shave nicer to with a straight edge?
Originally posted by: Kwaipie
Originally posted by: NaOH
holy crap... But better than spending the equivalent on cartridges.
Isn't the shave nicer to with a straight edge?
What you're proposing is turning shaving into an event rather than a chore. It definitely takes longer, with more preparation. It also takes quite a bit of practice to do it right.
I believe the blades you see on ebay are likely stolen.
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: AgentJean
Why not use a KBAR?
I thought you were offering a serious suggestion. Until I saw the Rambo knives that came up on my screen.
