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Years ago, the warm wet shave on the back of the neck was the most fun part of a trip to the barber shop. I would go to a nice old fashioned one near the White House.
I’m still using the same blade I installed for the first shave of 2023. Of course, since I work from home now, I don’t shave every day. Or even every week…
I switched to double edge several years ago. You could change your blade every other day and still have a cheaper shave than buying disposable razors. Buy in bulk. I average 6 cents per blade.
Husband has always used an electric razor – same brand. He had to buy a new one last December (he always buys them in December and gets them a Christmas gift*) and it was not easy this year finding a model which did what he wanted it to do and didn’t do other things (like wet shave).
*I used to go out and buy what he said to get him for Christmas – but even then, I would not try to buy him a electric razor. Since he quit his job about 20 years ago we are together all the time (except before Covid I went out one day a month to my embroidery meeting – because I would not let him come there with me – told him to join a different chapter if he wanted to go, yes, among many other crafts – woodwork, woodturning, leatherwork, etc he also does embroidery and sewing, plus 1 day a month I went to NYC to my last business client, and 2 days a year when I go to the synagogue in memory of my late father). So he buys his own gifts.
I don’t get gifts – Christmas, Chanukah, birthday, anniversary – took me most of the past 40 plus years to stop him from buying me things as I don’t want anything and if I actually need something he will have talk me into spending money to buy it – I was perfectly happy darning socks during the pandemic – but when we went out to buy him something and we actually saw the kind of socks I like – he talked me into buying more.
jmolay161 almost 2 years ago
If you’re at plugger age, just use an electric razor. Norelco works fine for me.
jmolay161 almost 2 years ago
Mirror, mirror on the wall, no plugger is the fairest of them all.
jmolay161 almost 2 years ago
Years ago, the warm wet shave on the back of the neck was the most fun part of a trip to the barber shop. I would go to a nice old fashioned one near the White House.
juicebruce almost 2 years ago
Don’t shave every day so tis hard to say how long a disposable lasts me . In winter cold it helps to have some beard growth ;-)
Ichabod Ferguson almost 2 years ago
I still use the original disposable, the double-edge. Two shaves per blade.
ajr58(1) almost 2 years ago
Real pluggers use the double edge safety razor with the three piece handle
pathamil almost 2 years ago
I’m still using the same blade I installed for the first shave of 2023. Of course, since I work from home now, I don’t shave every day. Or even every week…
ctolson almost 2 years ago
I’m an electric shaver man myself. Cheaper and safer. Had the same blade set in the shaver head for ten years now and still getting a close shave.
fuzzbucket Premium Member almost 2 years ago
How do you cut yourself with a modern razor? Do they even make styptic pencils anymore?
flemmingo almost 2 years ago
Great Clips and all of the salon type shops don’t shave around neck or ears. Up to $20 for a trim basically.
david_42 almost 2 years ago
Not me! Once the blades start dragging, it’s time for a new one.
ladykat Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Time to get out the styptic pencil!
Doug K almost 2 years ago
… and then one or two more after that.
goboboyd almost 2 years ago
Pandemic Whiskers to the rescue. (I was hoping they would act like velcro for the various pandemic masks. Not so much.)
rhpii almost 2 years ago
I switched to double edge several years ago. You could change your blade every other day and still have a cheaper shave than buying disposable razors. Buy in bulk. I average 6 cents per blade.
KEA almost 2 years ago
I quite doing that. My skin has gotten too sensitive.
Back to Big Mike almost 2 years ago
Shave? What’s that?
Sean Fox almost 2 years ago
Funnily enough I haven’t done this since i was a teenager haha
Templo S.U.D. almost 2 years ago
it always smarts when you shave more than once, thinking you got it all
mafastore almost 2 years ago
Husband has always used an electric razor – same brand. He had to buy a new one last December (he always buys them in December and gets them a Christmas gift*) and it was not easy this year finding a model which did what he wanted it to do and didn’t do other things (like wet shave).
*I used to go out and buy what he said to get him for Christmas – but even then, I would not try to buy him a electric razor. Since he quit his job about 20 years ago we are together all the time (except before Covid I went out one day a month to my embroidery meeting – because I would not let him come there with me – told him to join a different chapter if he wanted to go, yes, among many other crafts – woodwork, woodturning, leatherwork, etc he also does embroidery and sewing, plus 1 day a month I went to NYC to my last business client, and 2 days a year when I go to the synagogue in memory of my late father). So he buys his own gifts.
I don’t get gifts – Christmas, Chanukah, birthday, anniversary – took me most of the past 40 plus years to stop him from buying me things as I don’t want anything and if I actually need something he will have talk me into spending money to buy it – I was perfectly happy darning socks during the pandemic – but when we went out to buy him something and we actually saw the kind of socks I like – he talked me into buying more.