So I'm not the only one that has noticed that the Gillette blades aren't lasting as long... :mad2:
I had a psychology teacher in school that said in class one day "Men need to shave to have their feelings of self-worth and identify as males of the species...blah blah blah" and some such blather. I told her that I would pay $10,000 if someone had a product that I could buy that would eliminate the need for me to shave, forever. She gave me a bunch of psycho-babble about how I was wrong about that and how I really didn't understand the male psyche (this is from a woman??:lol
and so on. I ended up dropping the class because she was such a wingnut. And all these years later I
still hate shaving and I still would still plunk down a bunch of $$$ to avoid shaving for the rest of my life.
Last year, as I was researching old-style straight razors and how to use them, I found this forum:
Welcome to ShaveMyFace.com - The world's most comprehensive guide to the art of shaving and men's fine grooming products
I've been told that once you learn how to use these razors, you'll never consider going back to the razors that we all use. The straight razors are expensive, and it takes a bit of work to care for them, but none of that deters me. I'm not quite to the point where I would feel less-than-terrified to draw one of those across my face. :yikes: