How long have you been a proper shaver?

Since early 2013. I finally switched from Fusion to DE after doing some research and reading that single blade razors are less irritating to the skin than cartridges.

Since early 2013. I finally switched from Fusion to DE after doing some research and reading that single blade razors are less irritating to the skin than cartridges.

They're also less irritating on the wallet.

Since early 2013. I finally switched from Fusion to DE after doing some research and reading that single blade razors are less irritating to the skin than cartridges.

They're also less irritating on the wallet.

that's very debatable.

Since early 2013. I finally switched from Fusion to DE after doing some research and reading that single blade razors are less irritating to the skin than cartridges.

They're also less irritating on the wallet.

that's very debatable.  

I was referring to just the blades vs. cartridges.  Everything else is, as you say, debatable.

Since early 2013. I finally switched from Fusion to DE after doing some research and reading that single blade razors are less irritating to the skin than cartridges.

They're also less irritating on the wallet.

that's very debatable.  

I was referring to just the blades vs. cartridges.  Everything else is, as you say, debatable.

that's probably true. heck, you can get 1,000 Astra SP blades from Amazon for just over $100. Those 1,000 blades should last you around 10 years.

Since early 2013. I finally switched from Fusion to DE after doing some research and reading that single blade razors are less irritating to the skin than cartridges.

They're also less irritating on the wallet.

that's very debatable.  

True, but if I've spent more on DE razors and blades than I would have on cartridges, it's not by much. Soaps, on the other hand...

Since early 2013. I finally switched from Fusion to DE after doing some research and reading that single blade razors are less irritating to the skin than cartridges.

They're also less irritating on the wallet.

that's very debatable.  

True, but if I've spent more on DE razors and blades than I would have on cartridges, it's not by much. Soaps, on the other hand...

I guess the only downside to traditional wet shaving is finding the right combo for your face. once you find the right combo that works for your shaves, you could sell off everything else. of course we know MOST wet shavers don't do this. hahaha

Just over 3.5 years here. I started off with some VdH soap and a Shea Moisture brush.

Have been shaving proper for 536 days. Wish I had gotten started sooner.

Have been shaving proper for 536 days. Wish I had gotten started sooner.

marking it down for days..now that's dedication! haha