SCHICK HYDRO 5 BLADES COPIES SKIN

I've always gotten a subpar shave with a cartridge razor, and I've ripped my face to shreds with the 2 blade varieties that were around prior to the M3. I'll ditch that fully after I pick up a merkur mustache razor. Anytime I have some facial hair, it's always lined out very well thanks to the fusion trimmer. So I keep a fusion around because I do like the trimmer blade on it. I usually keep some sort of facial hair, a short beard, a chinstrap, etc. Based on the ridiculous hype surrounding all of these razors, they deserve every bad word that's said about them. The quattro clogs like crazy, the rite aid razor has a really poorly placed trimer blade on the back that's basically useless. The mach 3, the shick quattro, the fusion, and a knockoff 5 blade made exclusively for rite aid drug store. I've tried many cartridge razors over the years. It's all well and good for us to advocate for the methods and gear that we use, but I think the anti-cartridge bias is a bit over-the-top at times.

SCHICK HYDRO 5 BLADES COPIES SKIN

And the best shave I've had in 3 weeks was with a Schick Ultra 2 rig that I bought in China last year, and the same skin prep and uberlather routine that I use with my str8's. My shaves are not as consistently good as they were with a Mach III - not yet. People have endless patience for DE, SE and Str8 users, but I suspect that many (note, I did not say 'all') members here would start by advising me to ditch the cartridge shaver right away. I don't know if I'd want to go into any of the forums here with a title like 'Skin Irritation with Mach III'. I think a lot of cartridge users could benefit from the knowledge on here - especially on skin preparation. About half of that was on razors, and the rest on 2 brushes,soaps, creams and other skin products.

The cost of the cartridges was part of the equation, and so was the amount of waste they generate, but I've already spent about $400 in first several weeks of str8 shaving. It came about because I shaved off my moustache for the first time in more than 30 years, and I couldn't shave close enough to my nose. My motivation for switching to a straight razor was not because I was dissatisfied with my Mach III shaves. It's still a form of wet shaving afterall. Putting aside the article, which was the subject of another thread on here, I think cartridges in general get a bum rap on here.

Schick hydro 5 blades copies