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So what do you shave with?

What do you shave with?  

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  1. 1. What do you shave with?

    • Plastic Fantastic - Gillet Fusion/Mach whatever/ or any other disposable thing.
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    • The Safety Razor - the 1911 of the shaving world.
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    • The Straight Razor - if it holds more than 6 rounds it is too much... or is it more like the Rock of weapons? =P
      2
    • Electric - the 32 acp of the world... not a true shave, but better than nothing. =P
      16
    • I don't shave.... and think beards are cool.
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I just got an email from Art of Shaving.... the shaving store for snobs. lol. Personally, I can't leave the house without shaving, and last year, can count on one hand the number of days I did not shave... 3. That was during USPSA Mid Atlantic Sectional when my skin got sunburned and it would hurt to shave, so skipped it for 2 days.

 

Currently using the Gillette Fusion.... but thinking of switching to a safety razor, or a straight razor...

 

What do you shave with?

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I switch between a Schick Quattro, a Merkur 180 long handle safety razor, and a Norelco electric. Depends on how much time I have, and how much I care about how my shave looks. ;)

 

I'm still experimenting with blades for the Merkur, haven't found one I really like yet. I do like The Art of Shaving's shaving cream, and I use one of their Pure Badger brushes when I'm not using the electric.

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Safety razor for the first pass(it's a Merkur, the blade is an Astra). Second pass against the grain is a Gillette Fusion Pro Glide. I forget what shaving cream I use. I use a pure badger brush.

I'm weird, I know, but it gets me an awesome shave and I'm not complaining.

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Decided back in November to grow a mountain man beard haven't shaved since

 

Haha me too. Before that was a Gillette fusion. Since November absolutely nothing. Although I'm thinking of a trim up soon since this beard is getting out of control.

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I shave with this....

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2009401/Worlds-expensive-razor-goes-sale-100-000--SAPPHIRE-blades.html

 

Nah, any blue disposable with two blades and the strip works fine for me. Tried straight razors before. Much happier collecting them than using them.

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Maks if you need any Art of Shaving stuff, there's stores all around my office in NYC...

 

I use an electric - Panasonic Arc 4 Nano - Does a good job but I'm not very hairy... Love the cleaning system too. Had it for almost 4 years now, replaced the foil and blades once. It gets in close and leaves my face smooth.

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Nick, there is an Art of Shaving in Freehold mall.

 

Humn, forgot to add option... "I am asian, and do not grow facial hair"

 

lucky bastards. =P

 

Could be worse, you could be Italian or Greek or some such and have had to shave since you were 5 yrs old.

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I still grow less hair on my face than most high school students. So when I am working every day, just an electric razor is all I use. If I'm off for about 4 days or more, and therefore haven't shaved, I use a Mach 3. I haven't shaved my upper lip in over 3 months, and most people have no idea I have a mustache (sort of) unless they are right in front of me and the light hits it right!

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I'd like to go straight razor. I use King of Shaves gel. English company just bought buy Remington I think. It's cheap and fantastic, saw it Ina playboy review as best buy for shave stuff.

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