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hello. i am from croatia and i bought this one 4 years ago in poland. i am still shawing with wilkinson, but Wilkinson's razor blades are too sharp and i am using cheaper than wilkinson, a believe that cheap safety needs cheap blades and expensive safety expensive blades and answer to your question: safety razor is made for shaving, so.... you can buy a safety razor for one million dollar, that fly's, has lights...everything but it is still just for shave so it doesn't matters which safety will you buy, it only matters if you want, mild, middle or aggressive.

Do you have an Instagram bro?

The buzz cut looks great on you.

Looks like you did a great job. I wish I could cut my own hair.

Thanks Bro

Where you from this same double blade razor is available in our country india as well😊

Great tips brother!

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My friend excellent video! You know I mostly do Straight Razor content and if you’re interested in that then I would suggest a shavette razor before a straight razor you sharpen just because it has the same mechanics when you’re shaving but the cost of entry into the hobby is a lot lower. When it comes to straight razors some additional costs will be added when you need to resharpen it and the leather strop. If you do end up thinking about shavettes then I recommend the one dovo makes which is an excellent shavette and you can use the same blades you’re using now. If anything I would invest in a shaving brush and some artisan soap, it really is a lot better than the canned stuff plus if we are being honest it’s just nice to try out different scents and massage your face. I recommend a synthetic brush from Hendrix and classic I have “the jack” with the dragon knot and honestly I don’t see any badger brush being better than this if anything they are equal but for a lot less price. For soap my buddy Eric the Cajun blade makes some great soaps that are specifically made for straight razors but if you want to keep using DE then any artisan soap can be used. During the shave the only thing I would change is I would make my first initial lather really wet and use that as a pre shave to get the skin really slick and then add more thicker soap on top… basically it’s to make the skin glide a little more, they sell pre shave oils but it’s not really necessary and can be done with the method I described above… all in all I’m happy to see your very interested in the hobby, I can’t wait to see more of your content my friend! Have a good one and you can always contact me through here, email, or even Facebook if you find me hehe cheers

Great videos, keep them coming! It would be good to see you grow the moustache and then show how to lined it up and maintain the look. Hope you could consider sometime.

Nice shave I might give this a try and see how it feels, lately I only use straight razor but this will take me back, cheers!