. . . all you other SR shavers . . . — Tedolph
Kind of begs the question, how many are there, especially on this forum? It seems to be a minority method, certainly. Consider cross-posting, perhaps, since folks do seem to silo up into their boards.
Male neck geometry and an inability to execute east-to-west strokes across the hills and gullies in a limited vertical space has kind of forced me into being a dual-modality shaver, something I feel disappointed about. I'm also not a hardware collector, meaning, how often do folks want to see the same patinated razor with a cracked-off scale tip?
Kind of begs the question, how many are there, especially on this forum? It seems to be a minority method, certainly. Consider cross-posting, perhaps, since folks do seem to silo up into their boards.
Male neck geometry and an inability to execute east-to-west strokes across the hills and gullies in a limited vertical space has kind of forced me into being a dual-modality shaver, something I feel disappointed about. I'm also not a hardware collector, meaning, how often do folks want to see the same patinated razor with a cracked-off scale tip?
A good shave is a small act of reclaiming order, a ritual of renewal . . . . — Bouki
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