Vintage Shaver
Seattle, WA
Feather AS-D2/Triad Corinthian
Wilkinson Light Brigade (4)
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John
That Bald Guy with the Big Beard
Bishop, CA
48 Gillette Super Speed/Personna Blue
I forgot how smooth and efficient this razor really is. Using straights all the time, you forget how a DE performs, and this little 48-50 Super Speed is fantastic. The first wild razor I bought. The first vintage DE I bought. My second DE razor ever, but the first I was comfortable and felt "at ease" with, and still a fantastic shaver...
I forgot how smooth and efficient this razor really is. Using straights all the time, you forget how a DE performs, and this little 48-50 Super Speed is fantastic. The first wild razor I bought. The first vintage DE I bought. My second DE razor ever, but the first I was comfortable and felt "at ease" with, and still a fantastic shaver...
-Chris~Head Shaver~
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Clay Face
Honolulu, Hawaii
Dorco PL602 • Gilette Silver Blue (1)
My shoulder is still out of whack, so I reached for the lightest razor I could find. The Dorco is not only light, it's very gentle. I scraped three awkward passes without any irritation. But it wasn't a very close shave. I'm a little sandpapery after only five hours. Can't wait to get back to hefting a heavier axe.
My shoulder is still out of whack, so I reached for the lightest razor I could find. The Dorco is not only light, it's very gentle. I scraped three awkward passes without any irritation. But it wasn't a very close shave. I'm a little sandpapery after only five hours. Can't wait to get back to hefting a heavier axe.
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