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9/4/2013 6:56:01 AM
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[u][b][i]You can confirm through experience?[/b][/i][/u]
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Yes, actually. My regular razor is a DE. I only use a cartridge/disposable if I'm traveling.
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Hmm, and they seem to cost less, most perplexing indeed.
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Edited by Donkey_Hotay: 9/4/2013 7:09:23 AMStart-up cost is higher, but cheaper in the long run. A decent DE razor will be $30-80. Blades are cheap, though. [url=http://www.amazon.com/Feather-Hi-Stainless-Platinum-Double-Blades/dp/B001G5HZCY]I like Feather blades[/url], and they can usually be had for less, even. Be careful, though, as RAS [razor acquisition syndrome] is prevalent in many DE shavers. You'll want some fancy razors or antiques, maybe a new badger brush and shave bowl, or a new leather strop for your straight razor...
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Hmm, hard decision. That 30 count for 9$ is pretty tempting, will have to look into it more. Oh I already have a badger brush and bowl ha, got a gift awhile back that had three types of shaving equipment, a brush, and a bowl. Haven't used them much since I got the electric, so useful stuff is at the ready if need be ha.
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Also relevant.
