It’s always great to see a new video from you Greg. Hope you and your family are well. What are the odds you are going to fire up the grill this weekend?
IMO the Henson AL13 Medium is the best razor to get started with. The precision build quality is unmatched and the blade is set to such an angle that it cuts perfectly without any razor burn or irritation. it’s also the only razor I’ve ever used that almost never cuts or nicks my face. It is the most user-friendly razor you’ll ever try.
@@GregTardif If you do, make sure you order it directly from the Henson website because they have a version 2 out now, some of the other retailers still have the old version which is still great but not as good and The new version adds great features like beveled edges & full length lather rinsing channels, among other nice improvements.
I started de-shaving with a Wilkinson sword razor and blade. It was a horrible experience because I used a little too much pressure the first time around with it. However, I switched to the Rockwell razor system and had a much better experience shaving. Now I am really getting into shave stick soap because it is very easy to use and lather.
I'm going to mention the Rockwell R1 which is $15 and the Van Der Hagan 85mm TTO razor which is $15. Both come with horrible blades, but the razors are mild and solid shavers. I have both and they're basically easy as hell to learn on. Also the Van Der Hagan shaving soap is very affordable and works extremely well! Definitely give em a try.
Thanks Robert! I’ve seen the R1 in a few starter kits. I’ve had a van der hagen tto that I got at a pharmacy. Didn’t care for it at all though. Maybe it was a different one
@@GregTardif the Van Der Hagan is really mild. I don't use mine anymore either, but for what it is it's a good starter. The Rockwell R1 however is better made, more aggressive and has a wider handle. Plus a little more heft to it. I still use mine from time to time.
Some good options Greg! I'd recommend a Razorock 'Gamechanger .68' as a nice, inexpensive but sturdy stainless steel DE that is also not particularly aggressive. I find that it is logical to focus on the hardware but the preparation process, and the soap and lather production, are also key things for new shavers to learn about. One thing at a time, I know! Your suggestion about trying a variety pack of blades also a good thought as all of our faces do seem to be different. Thanks!
Good info to have - I'd never heard of the twig, but I have a stack of half razors from when I used a shavette (I recommend getting the half blades, and sometimes snapping them can give you weird angles) so I might pick one up. Hope you feel better soon Greg!
I have the King C. Gillette. The best feature about it is that increases shaving noise. I have a Merkur 37C which mutes it. Using King C. Gillette is tricky, it can cut moustache edges if you don't avoid pressure. The cut bleeds profusely...
The best for entering wet shaving, IMO the Henson AL13 mild or medium without a doubt. The New Enhanced Edition AL13 razor is probably the smoothest shaver you will ever have with the Leaf Twig a close second. As smooth as the AL13 is, it is quite efficient. I also recommend the AL13 for daily shavers and head shavers. The AL13 is a very unique shave, and try it with Astra greens or Astra Blues, Oh My God ! Your list is solid list Greg ! I am a huge fans of the Twig as well, LOVE IT.
I agree with the KC Gillette, nice razor but the handle is way too slippery. I swapped my handle out with a Razorock handle. I also agree with the Leaf Twig/Thorn razors they are excellent! You said Henson but didn’t recommend it, I would put that at the top somewhere. YMMV right?! Good job though with the video, thanks.
Damn, this Leaf thing is so shiny.😍 I would add the Wilkinson Sword Classic Vintage Edition to the list. It's still available as a gift set including a brush (synthetic, okay), soap (a little sensitive to the right amount of water) and a pack of blades, of course. But... If I knew back in the days gone by when people were worried about the year 2k bug killing every computer around the world what I know today I just would have bought the Merkur 37C respectively the vintage model and could have shaved on happily ever after. I really don't get what people are talking about the "aggressiveness" of slant bar razors. For me this type of razor (no matter if Parker, Merkur or Fatip) let's intuitively find your hand the right angle (always the top cap slightly touching your skin). For beginners I'd recommend to tame the potential of the slant bar by useing a harmless blade like the *Treet Carbon Steel* before one unleashes the power of smoothness with a *Gillette Platinum* _(darn sharp, pretty silky and charmingly unforgiving)_ or even the legendary Feather _(remorselessly acute, untellingly smooth and mercilessly efficient)_ . The path to the closest shave on earth is not a gauntlet. “And those who were seen dancing the slant bar were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the blade singing.” Friedrich Nietsche, German philosopher (Since this is still the internet: yes, I changed the quote slightly.) Damn, that sunday morning coffee was strong. I should get some fresh air or something.
@@GregTardif With what kind of razor? From my expierience the TCR tends to feel scratchy in razors with bulky top caps and mid to high blade exposition that allow a little more play with the angle because it's not sharp enough to cut immedeatly.
I'd recommend the Gillette Heritage over the King C.Gillette: I think they have the same head but the handles differ. I'd also suggest the Muhle R101, R103 or R108 for around $33 to $44 for a decent shaver.
1.50 Five pack of bic Works the best for me.. But I stopped doing that..I just use a regular hair buzzer for your hair..Works perfectly fine ..Just leaves a little stubble you don't even notice it..Best of all it's free
Harry's has an 'get to know us offer' where you get some blades, razor handle (which has nice weight to it) & shave cream, which is very nice for just a few bucks - $3 or $5.
I'n my 4 years of shaving with a safety razor, i have never cut my finger's on a blade. Butterfly doors look cool. But if you pay attention to what you are doing, you should be fine with loading any razor.
I've never cut myself on the sharpened parts yet, but those tabs sliced my wet finger and thumb while tightening a 3 piece head. That's a definite advantage with TTOs. Once you cut your finger and thumb on your main eating hand, salt and vinegar chips aren't as much fun.
Bro, when I started I bought da Merkur 34c but it was too mild. Then I bought da 37c slant cause i heard it was more agressive but it dint work for me. Now I use the Muhle R41 with my go to blades Gillette Platinums and Wizamt blades. I am looking to upgrade from that now to a Stainless Steel razor, what do you recommend? Nice video.
The Rockwell 2C and the Gillette Heritage are both great budget friendly razors. Don’t buy both, because they’re both basically the same razor. I got the 2C and gifted the Heritage to my nephew.
I started with the 6C and have settled on the R3 plate for my shaves (for now). So, since the 2C comes with that plate for a lower price, it's a great option that I probably could have gone with from the beginning.
I've been using a metal/plastic safety razor that I bought from ebay for $3 for the last 5 years. I don't think it has a brand and may have been intended for a cracker jack prize, but anyway, it works great. I have feather blades.
Baili BR179 Chrome Twist-to Open Safety Razor by Baili Save 41% Original price $8.99 Current price $5.29 These are incredible for the price. Very mild yet reasonable efficient. This listing is from Maggards but available on Amazon and frequently on sale at various outlets including Sterling, Italian Barber, etc. I’ve given away almost a dozen of these in starter kits for friends and family. I’ve not had one person think it was a bad razor. Some would prefer longer handle but for $6 can’t go wrong. Much better than many look-a-likes often in brick and mortar stores.
@@GregTardif very inexpensive way to find out if you’re going to like a DE razor. I was from age 14 until about 3 years ago a Schick Injector user almost exclusively except for Atra carts in the 80s - which I still use when traveling with carry-on.
I have been using King C Gillette with its own razors and now Bluebird and I have been cutting myself more often than not. I have also used LORD L6 which is better value and I still get razor burn and cuts/nicks. How can I improve my technique?
Great list. My only modern one is some Merkur DE thing. Its tiny for my basketball hands. Haven't really bonded with it. I'll have to look into something on the list with a larger footprint.
I have a weird love hate relationship with Merkur 37C. It both gives me the smoothest shaves XTG across the face and the worst shaves with ingrown hair at WTG top to bottom.
I am old enough that a safety razor was really the only optiion when I started shaving. I always thought they were a little over enthusiastically named since it came with something to stop the bleeding.
Mr. Tardif, do you know what the blade gap or aggression of the TRC aluminum razor is? If you had to compare it to a setting on the Rockwell 6s which plate would it be close to?
If you lay a bit more than a King C Gillette you can get either a Muhle R89 (I have the larger grande handle, and it also comes in the twist) or Edwin Jagger DE89 and they have better knurling especially for us southpaws. I think I’d like to try the twig
That’s a good point for sure. I wish those were available to purchase like the king c Gillette is otherwise I’d sign right up for those replacing it on the list
you lost me at hello (a tribute to Jerry) - the 5 best razors to get into wet shaving ??? - I need 5 to be a wet shaver??? - maybe the content is really 5 of the best razor options to begin wet shaving - or...... I began in '78 and most likely have 7 razors purchased over the past 40+ years - I only needed my schick korona to begin - would be decades later to reach 5 - love your videos especially the humor, hot dogs, and hospitality
Maybe the 6c but for a beginner I think there might be too big of a learning curve for those razors. These here are plug and play solutions for effective shaves
Good question! Sometimes called traditional wet shaving or old school shaving. Typically using classic style shave gear. Soap you lather with water, safety razor, brush to build the lather. It's fun but can get expensive
@@GregTardif whats the biggest difference??? Price wise Isn't it supposed to me cheaper long term??? Only the shaver and razor change right??? Or do i need to change gel for lather??? Or can i use both??? (separately)
1970 Gillette black beauty adjustable 20-30 on ebay 1960-1967 Gillette slim adjustable 20-30 bucks eBay Gillette Fatboy extremely overpriced on ebay but above two will shave just as perfect. Leaf twig cuts everything but very mild Model T2 Rockwell great shave but 120 bucks
@@GregTardif I couldn’t really pay attention to what you were saying. In a tutorial such as yours background music adds nothing. I bail on any video with it. Best
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I suffered from severe bacon neck in this video…
Dont worry about it bro, it happens.
@@dsanchez9703 haha I thought it was funny and felt like Michael Jordan
It’s always great to see a new video from you Greg. Hope you and your family are well. What are the odds you are going to fire up the grill this weekend?
@@bigh7972 thank you and your way too. Odds are low. Got a lot of family and a kid’s bday party tomorrow
@@bigh7972 odds are very high 😂
IMO the Henson AL13 Medium is the best razor to get started with. The precision build quality is unmatched and the blade is set to such an angle that it cuts perfectly without any razor burn or irritation. it’s also the only razor I’ve ever used that almost never cuts or nicks my face. It is the most user-friendly razor you’ll ever try.
I’ve heard this. I haven’t tried one yet. Maybe one day I will haha
@@GregTardif If you do, make sure you order it directly from the Henson website because they have a version 2 out now, some of the other retailers still have the old version which is still great but not as good and The new version adds great features like beveled edges & full length lather rinsing channels, among other nice improvements.
Sweet! Thanks for the heads up
I started de-shaving with a Wilkinson sword razor and blade. It was a horrible experience because I used a little too much pressure the first time around with it. However, I switched to the Rockwell razor system and had a much better experience shaving. Now I am really getting into shave stick soap because it is very easy to use and lather.
What shave sticks do you currently have?
I use Tabac, Ogallala bay rum and vanilla, and Speick. They are all really good and reasonable for what you get for the money.
I'm going to have to try a Twig. Everyone who has one seems to really like it.
I put it off for too long
It is a solid razor
I think the Henson razor in the milder or mid aluminum form would also be a good, durable first razor.
I haven’t tried those yet lol. But I know a lot of beginners like them a lot
I'm going to mention the Rockwell R1 which is $15 and the Van Der Hagan 85mm TTO razor which is $15. Both come with horrible blades, but the razors are mild and solid shavers. I have both and they're basically easy as hell to learn on. Also the Van Der Hagan shaving soap is very affordable and works extremely well! Definitely give em a try.
Thanks Robert! I’ve seen the R1 in a few starter kits. I’ve had a van der hagen tto that I got at a pharmacy. Didn’t care for it at all though. Maybe it was a different one
@@GregTardif the Van Der Hagan is really mild. I don't use mine anymore either, but for what it is it's a good starter. The Rockwell R1 however is better made, more aggressive and has a wider handle. Plus a little more heft to it. I still use mine from time to time.
Some good options Greg! I'd recommend a Razorock 'Gamechanger .68' as a nice, inexpensive but sturdy stainless steel DE that is also not particularly aggressive. I find that it is logical to focus on the hardware but the preparation process, and the soap and lather production, are also key things for new shavers to learn about. One thing at a time, I know! Your suggestion about trying a variety pack of blades also a good thought as all of our faces do seem to be different. Thanks!
Thanks Steve! Yeah I agree totally with it’s more than gear. I’ll try and figure out a way to convey the other stuff soon
Good info to have - I'd never heard of the twig, but I have a stack of half razors from when I used a shavette (I recommend getting the half blades, and sometimes snapping them can give you weird angles) so I might pick one up.
Hope you feel better soon Greg!
Thanks buddy! Yeah it’s very nifty razor. Splitting razors can also cut your fingers too (I know lol) feeling better every day
Hey I'm from SD. I think your sense of humor is... humorous. Love your channel!
South Dakota?!? Awesome!!! I lived in north Sioux City for 5 years?! Thanks for connecting
@@GregTardif yeah Aberdeen, way north of Sioux City. You're welcome!
The razor I recommend to people is the Twig. It’s great for beginners and for more experienced shavers.
It is a nice one
I have the King C. Gillette. The best feature about it is that increases shaving noise. I have a Merkur 37C which mutes it. Using King C. Gillette is tricky, it can cut moustache edges if you don't avoid pressure. The cut bleeds profusely...
The best for entering wet shaving, IMO the Henson AL13 mild or medium without a doubt. The New Enhanced Edition AL13 razor is probably the smoothest shaver you will ever have with the Leaf Twig a close second. As smooth as the AL13 is, it is quite efficient. I also recommend the AL13 for daily shavers and head shavers. The AL13 is a very unique shave, and try it with Astra greens or Astra Blues, Oh My God !
Your list is solid list Greg ! I am a huge fans of the Twig as well, LOVE IT.
Thanks for sharing Brian, one day I'll buy a henson
Hope you start feeling better soon, Greg.
Thanks Scott!
I agree with the KC Gillette, nice razor but the handle is way too slippery. I swapped my handle out with a Razorock handle.
I also agree with the Leaf Twig/Thorn razors they are excellent!
You said Henson but didn’t recommend it, I would put that at the top somewhere. YMMV right?!
Good job though with the video, thanks.
Damn, this Leaf thing is so shiny.😍
I would add the Wilkinson Sword Classic Vintage Edition to the list. It's still available as a gift set including a brush (synthetic, okay), soap (a little sensitive to the right amount of water) and a pack of blades, of course.
But...
If I knew back in the days gone by when people were worried about the year 2k bug killing every computer around the world what I know today I just would have bought the Merkur 37C respectively the vintage model and could have shaved on happily ever after.
I really don't get what people are talking about the "aggressiveness" of slant bar razors. For me this type of razor (no matter if Parker, Merkur or Fatip) let's intuitively find your hand the right angle (always the top cap slightly touching your skin).
For beginners I'd recommend to tame the potential of the slant bar by useing a harmless blade like the *Treet Carbon Steel* before one unleashes the power of smoothness with a *Gillette Platinum* _(darn sharp, pretty silky and charmingly unforgiving)_ or even the legendary Feather _(remorselessly acute, untellingly smooth and mercilessly efficient)_ .
The path to the closest shave on earth is not a gauntlet.
“And those who were seen dancing the slant bar were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the blade singing.”
Friedrich Nietsche, German philosopher
(Since this is still the internet: yes, I changed the quote slightly.)
Damn, that sunday morning coffee was strong. I should get some fresh air or something.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I do like the Treet Carbon Steel, I’ve had some tuggy shaves using them recently (but very rare)
@@GregTardif With what kind of razor?
From my expierience the TCR tends to feel scratchy in razors with bulky top caps and mid to high blade exposition that allow a little more play with the angle because it's not sharp enough to cut immedeatly.
@@thwh77 this was a leaf Thorn and a Parker variant. But it has worked well before in the variant. Maybe it was just a bad run
Great video and info. I wish I would’ve had this video in April. I am heavily considering the TRC
I needed this seven years ago haha! You have a Henson right?
@@GregTardif I have the Al aggressive yes. Would there be a benefit to the TRC, or just be one that I could say I had?
Haven’t tried any Henson. But I imagine there would be overlap in capabilities. The TRC is probably a milder shaver TBH
@@GregTardif the aggressive isn’t really aggressive but it is very efficient while still being very mild.
I'd recommend the Gillette Heritage over the King C.Gillette: I think they have the same head but the handles differ. I'd also suggest the Muhle R101, R103 or R108 for around $33 to $44 for a decent shaver.
Oh! That’s a good call Chris! Wish the heritage was available in store. But you’re right the heritage is a nicer shave experience
Heritage isn’t available anymore. I wish I would’ve grabbed one
@@bowtiern8292
Yes, it's a shame they aren't available anymore as they are a nice compact package with their travel case.
The heads are slightly different. Similar to the difference between a Mühle head and a Merkur head.
@@FriendshipShaving
Yeah, you're right. I had to pull them out to compare as I haven't used either in quite some time.
1.50 Five pack of bic Works the best for me.. But I stopped doing that..I just use a regular hair buzzer for your hair..Works perfectly fine ..Just leaves a little stubble you don't even notice it..Best of all it's free
Razorock DE-1 and tech 2 are great low cost razors. Nice video!
Thanks for sharing and for watching. I still haven’t tried a razorock razor 👀😅😬
@@GregTardif both are only ten dollars and often go on sale for five. Same head different handle.
Razorock DE1 per rasare la testa è il massimo!!💈
Harry's has an 'get to know us offer' where you get some blades, razor handle (which has nice weight to it) & shave cream, which is very nice for just a few bucks - $3 or $5.
Great first razor suggestions. I would add the Henson. Not intimidating at all, and a pretty good razor! (Maybe a lot to spend for a beginner though).
That seems to be the consensus when it comes to the Henson. Thanks for sharing
I'n my 4 years of shaving with a safety razor, i have never cut my finger's on a blade. Butterfly doors look cool. But if you pay attention to what you are doing, you should be fine with loading any razor.
Lucky! I’ve done it a few times, not my favorite feeling in the world. I’m also a bit clumsy so…there’s that
I've never cut myself on the sharpened parts yet, but those tabs sliced my wet finger and thumb while tightening a 3 piece head. That's a definite advantage with TTOs. Once you cut your finger and thumb on your main eating hand, salt and vinegar chips aren't as much fun.
@@Leenunes007 also buffalo wings 😳
I bought a de87. Loved the head, didn’t like the handle so I bought a cheap Ali express handle and now love the combo
Very cool! What finish is the 87 for the handle?
@@GregTardif faux ivory. It was just too small and short even for my small hands
@@ghiblinerd6196 probably why they came out with the “L”
Bro, when I started I bought da Merkur 34c but it was too mild. Then I bought da 37c slant cause i heard it was more agressive but it dint work for me. Now I use the Muhle R41 with my go to blades Gillette Platinums and Wizamt blades. I am looking to upgrade from that now to a Stainless Steel razor, what do you recommend? Nice video.
Rex Envoy might be a good move or Alpha outlaw
@@GregTardif 👍
Hello! What aggressiveness/type of the razor is best suited for shaving once every 4-5 days? Medium thick stubble, sensitive skin.
Got to figure that out for yourself. Everyone is different. I’d probably try the leaf twig to start
I don’t believe I’ve tried any of these at all lol. Recognize them though, looks to be a good list. Have a great week my Greg!
Well! You should try em haha
@@GregTardif I should lol, but I have a pretty perfect lineup now.
I know you do. You have the best of the best mr fancy pants 😎
The Rockwell 2C and the Gillette Heritage are both great budget friendly razors. Don’t buy both, because they’re both basically the same razor. I got the 2C and gifted the Heritage to my nephew.
I agree! I was thinking 2c as well.
I started with the 6C and have settled on the R3 plate for my shaves (for now). So, since the 2C comes with that plate for a lower price, it's a great option that I probably could have gone with from the beginning.
I wasn't expecting any of those razors from you after watching your best razor so far 2022
Different strokes for different folks. There are some overlap between the two vids but these are for a different shaver I suppose
@@GregTardif For sure. Great Video
I've been using a metal/plastic safety razor that I bought from ebay for $3 for the last 5 years. I don't think it has a brand and may have been intended for a cracker jack prize, but anyway, it works great. I have feather blades.
Sweet! Thanks for sharing
Baili BR179 Chrome Twist-to Open Safety Razor
by Baili Save 41% Original price $8.99 Current price $5.29
These are incredible for the price. Very mild yet reasonable efficient. This listing is from Maggards but available on Amazon and frequently on sale at various outlets including Sterling, Italian Barber, etc. I’ve given away almost a dozen of these in starter kits for friends and family. I’ve not had one person think it was a bad razor. Some would prefer longer handle but for $6 can’t go wrong. Much better than many look-a-likes often in brick and mortar stores.
Yeah those are great razors for the price for sure
@@GregTardif very inexpensive way to find out if you’re going to like a DE razor. I was from age 14 until about 3 years ago a Schick Injector user almost exclusively except for Atra carts in the 80s - which I still use when traveling with carry-on.
I have been using King C Gillette with its own razors and now Bluebird and I have been cutting myself more often than not. I have also used LORD L6 which is better value and I still get razor burn and cuts/nicks. How can I improve my technique?
Take your time and practice. Maybe grow your hair out a few extra days to make sure you’re shaving with the grain
Glad you’re doing budget razors, a lot of razors are above my pay grade
Great list. My only modern one is some Merkur DE thing. Its tiny for my basketball hands. Haven't really bonded with it. I'll have to look into something on the list with a larger footprint.
I have a weird love hate relationship with Merkur 37C. It both gives me the smoothest shaves XTG across the face and the worst shaves with ingrown hair at WTG top to bottom.
I am old enough that a safety razor was really the only optiion when I started shaving. I always thought they were a little over enthusiastically named since it came with something to stop the bleeding.
I hear that. But I guess the marketing team wanted to make it perfectly clear why to consider it over other options at the time.
Mr. Tardif, do you know what the blade gap or aggression of the TRC aluminum razor is? If you had to compare it to a setting on the Rockwell 6s which plate would it be close to?
I’m not sure. It’s a different geometry all together. Hard to compare the two. It’s a milder razor though
If you lay a bit more than a King C Gillette you can get either a Muhle R89 (I have the larger grande handle, and it also comes in the twist) or Edwin Jagger DE89 and they have better knurling especially for us southpaws. I think I’d like to try the twig
That’s a good point for sure. I wish those were available to purchase like the king c Gillette is otherwise I’d sign right up for those replacing it on the list
@@GregTardif yeah unless your lucky enough to live near a large wet shaving store,which most of us aren’t, you’d have to order off the internet.
Yup! That’s why I picked the KCG
Greg what your thoughts on some of the PAA razors. Have you tried. I like the meta 4 and that gunmetal open comb one they have.
Heard great things about the meta4. I have a few ascensions and all are very good. I am not a super fan of their Bakelite style razors
King C Gillette definitely, as it's everywhere, I'd have added the Mekrur 34C in there, German efficiency. ;)
I had one and didn’t care for it (I probably didn’t give it a fair shake though)
morning greg! overall solid recommendations!
fyi, the background music is a bit load
Thanks! Sorry about the too loud music
Just fancy safety razors, you can still get blades at regular stores.
I make sure that Gillette doesn’t get 1 penny from me ever.
I've used K. C. Gillette and Wilkinson's sword. I prefer the Wilkinson's sword.
you lost me at hello (a tribute to Jerry) - the 5 best razors to get into wet shaving ??? - I need 5 to be a wet shaver??? - maybe the content is really 5 of the best razor options to begin wet shaving - or...... I began in '78 and most likely have 7 razors purchased over the past 40+ years - I only needed my schick korona to begin - would be decades later to reach 5 - love your videos especially the humor, hot dogs, and hospitality
Thanks James! You can have as many or as few as you like 😎
Greg great rundown!! So important to help folks new to this world navigate their first decisions 🙌
Thanks for watching!!
I definitely agree on the twig. Great all around razor and paired with a blade it can control the aggression desired
I use it for my legs 🦵
All hail the TWIG!!!!! 🙌🏻😁
🙌🙌🙌
Rockwell 6S now and forever…. The only one you will ever need.
Nice Video brother
Thanks!!
Rockwell 2c all day long
I would have done just fine with the 2c over the 6s or c. Wish they made a 2S
Why no sixes?
Maybe the 6c but for a beginner I think there might be too big of a learning curve for those razors. These here are plug and play solutions for effective shaves
What is wet shaving??? Is bath only???
Doesn't a gel classifies as "wet"???
Im new ya 😂
Good question! Sometimes called traditional wet shaving or old school shaving. Typically using classic style shave gear. Soap you lather with water, safety razor, brush to build the lather. It's fun but can get expensive
@@GregTardif whats the biggest difference??? Price wise
Isn't it supposed to me cheaper long term??? Only the shaver and razor change right???
Or do i need to change gel for lather??? Or can i use both??? (separately)
1970 Gillette black beauty adjustable 20-30 on ebay
1960-1967 Gillette slim adjustable 20-30 bucks eBay
Gillette Fatboy extremely overpriced on ebay but above two will shave just as perfect.
Leaf twig cuts everything but very mild
Model T2 Rockwell great shave but 120 bucks
Thanks for sharing!
Couldn’t get past the music.
Shoot. I’m sorry. Was it too loud or just terrible music?
@@GregTardif
I couldn’t really pay attention to what you were saying. In a tutorial such as yours background music adds nothing. I bail on any video with it. Best
still waiting on that twig reviewww 👀😄
Haha! Me too 🤦♂️ (consider this a mini twig review🤷)
Using a Gillette injector for past 50 years… my honey says it works fine.
Nice!!
Says a guy with terrible skin. 🤦🏻♂️
How is that relevant? Or did you just feel like being mean?
Why not butterfly razor?
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What?