In what way?

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More effective and cause less irritation search it up@@OhhhJP

​@@OhhhJP cleaner/smoother shave, better price, less waste. It feels better because of the smooth metal top and single blade, instead of the multiblades of cartridges. You can also use the blades at least twice as long, because you can flip them over once they're starting to dull. They also sell them in packs of a 100 instead of 4-8 for around the same price. Overall they're a bit of an investment to get started, but over a short period of time for anyone who shaves often, it's very worthwhile and feels nicer.

I'm loving the new scarred look I've developed ​@@OhhhJP

Shaving against gives 1000 times more smooth and nicer shaving, also i have been shaving against and i have alot alot of beard and thick hairs, for like 8 years never had 1 ingrown hair... shaving with the grain is probably good as you say but the result is so amateur lol

First cut with grain. Secon against grain for bbs

@@shahohehe As the other commenter said, you shave with the grain first, then against the grain. Basic.

The hair in my neck doesn't grow towards my face. It grows downwards, like on my cheeks.

@@llewellyndevries Ah, a classic case of Face-Neck Syndrome. Interesting. Interesting. (Noting)

Just bought one, how many times do you use the same blade ?

@@barb4503 I normally get about three before I turn the blade over for another go.

I usually change blades every 3-4 weeks depending on much I shave. Not only do I think these blades are much cheaper but also they are more durable than standart razor blades. When I used my old Gillete I usually changed blades after a week.

Yo grandfather is a real one ☝️

@@kamnyechukwuekene thanks man 🫶🏻 using it and its much better than normal with multiple razors

what razor is? the name?

I use my father's 20 year old razor, it's the most cost-effective and smooth skin finish, 😊

@@erwesthernandez7032 it's Wilkinson as far as I'm aware

And there's no irritation or pulling I don't know why you'd use a cartridge

@@MarkSmithhhh TMI but I’m not shaving my balls with a safety razor 🤫

mroe than that you can get a 100 SHARK blades PLUS a viking blade long VULCAN RAZOR for less than 30$ and those blades will last years!!!!

@@GalacticBlader Got 100 shark blades for 13$ on ebay:)

Bruh just go to your local barber store and buy a pack of straight edge blades for $10

Yeah im gonna buy one too and i heard only good things abou this .

It'll be easier when you're post op.

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Wym try, you still gotta do it lol

@@Frindleeguy is that what you found!? Lol

That worries me

​@AmyDecker89 it's a good razor, and I love it, but you will be cut when you start out

​@@training_for_the_servicedamn i just got cuts too, what's the correct way

Don't press hard just the weight of the razor following contours of your face. Dont pull the skin too tight other wise it's great.

@@theboycheef841 As I had to learn

SAME BRO

Jawline is the hardest part cus the curve you gotta like hold your skin tight

Stretch your skin, go in sideways with the grain first, then against. I find it a lot easier to stretch my jawline towards the top of my head and then go in like that, also gives me a smooth shave.

This on his from Manscaped

I like 4 blade razors

Same

Lol the sound of pain.

It's the best. I promise you'll love it once the feeling accompanies it

it looks like the manscaped plow 2.0

Which one did you get? Cuz I want to buy one but I don’t want to spend a lot lol

Why are you shaving eleven times daily? 😅

@@AswollAlpaca ? 11 daily shaves not 11 times a day

@@arey256 There are cost breakdowns over years and the safety razors win out every time over cartridge razors. Its a higher up front cost but long term is much cheaper.

Safety razors have been around since 1762.

@@ZorlackE621 A quick Google search reveals the Wikipedia article where you no doubt read that. Some dude conceiving of a “guard” to add to a straight razor in the pre-industrial age of the 18th century isn’t analogous to the disposable, double-edged blades I was clearly referring to. I specifically said, “double-edged razors of this sort came about in the early years of the 20th century,” which is accurate. Plenty of IDEAS are hundreds, even thousands of years old. Though just because people have dreamed about human flight and drew (and sometimes constructed) bird-like wings, they don’t get the credit, y’know? Davinci scratched out all kinds of ideas, including parachutes, tanks, “machine guns,” etc., but none were realized in his lifetime.

@@poopfacemctavish7080 bro you wrote a paragraph to respond lmao that’s so lame

Oh trust me and give it a shot.... It'll feel like you're gliding a spoon on your face while you'll use this! And chances of cuts are way less than gillet march 3 turbo.

@@payalkundu1936 okay. Which de razor should I buy as a beginner?

@@Live_Loud Wilkinson

​@@Live_Louddon't switch to a safety I use Mach 3 turbo and I also used a safety razor it takes a lot of technique to use one but with the Gillette Mach 3 turbo you and I are using its an amazing razor so yeah don't switch to a safety razor.

​@@Live_Loudif you didn't get the safety razor, get it. Cartridge razors are not good for you. Cartridges use a tug and pull method to cut your hair. The first blade pulls the hair up and cuts then the second cuts shorter then the third the same. This leads to razor bumps from ingrown hairs. As a matter of fact products for razor bumps didn't even exist until cartridge razors came out because that issue never existed. The single blade doesn't tug at your hair and only shaves one blade worth of dead skin off per stroke, compared to 3 which is taking off wayyyyy too much skin as well as hair. On top of not giving you razor bumps, they give you a flat out way better shave then you'll ever get from a cartridge once you do learn to do it properly. And they're badass. If I still haven't convinced you each blade costs between .07-.45 cents a piece from what I've seen lately. 45 cents being the most expensive blade I've seen and most blades being on average 8 to 12 cents. I've also heard people say they've gotten a dozen shaves off one blade. Imagine paying ten cents a blade and getting a dozen shaves off of it... I don't think cartridges can compete in that department. I'm personally enjoying trying all the different brands of razors, I've purchased a bunch of 5 and 10 blade boxes to try out and when I find brands I like, I buy 100 packs. I'm 35 and I'm pretty sure if I was frugal w my blades what I have would last the rest of my life, but I still buy more lol. Cause it's dope. Never met a guy that gets enjoyment from a cartridge razor. Never heard of anyone with a cartridge shaver collection. Imagine having a collection of 10, you'd spend $200 buying a 4 pack of cartridges for each one. Each blade costs you 5 bucks each and you probably get the same amount of shaves from them as a DE blade but like we discussed before... 7 - 45 cents.

I wouldn’t use a safety razor - DSC are decent for sensitive skin, everyone’s skin is different though… highly highly recommend the aveeno therapeutic shave gel, works wonders! It will make a massive difference

@@Jlaw01 I used to use DSC my skin is sensitive and cartridge razors cut my face so bad and gave me so much razor burn. Safety razors are way better for sensitive skin.

@@Jlaw01 thank you i will look into it Ty

@@ezbred8145 thank you !!!! That makes sence why I keep on cutting my self I’ll look into the DSC thank you

closed comb merkur hd 34c, derby blades, sensitive skin preshave, shave soap or cream formulated for sensitive skin then very good aftershave routine, Thayer's alcohol free and Bump Patrol Sensitive Strength Aftershave lastly moisturizer and you're then finito

Gillette

@@seiko9361 it’s the king c Gillette double edge safety razor!

I believe this is the plow 2.0 from manscaped. I have one and I'm pretty sure this is it. Stamped manscaped on the top corner.

This safety razor is generally not found in shops of medical or any they sell the gillete etc.. But I found this kind of razor in weekly vegetable market.

They are for the manufacturer. They have no use.

@@knalac Thanks so much, i still didnt know till today so i appreciate it

@@romanengelbrecht6717 np glad I could help.

Brainbow safety razor

Brainbow safety razor

It looks like the man plow razor

@@corycg9624 thanks

1.2 hundreds

Also beards and mustache are cool

Your parents went through the same thing. I understand that you feel ashamed but It's not something to be ashamed of. You could write it on a paper and hand it to the parent you feel most comfortable with instead of saying it. Good luck young man.

What do u mean by this bro

Oh my fix that profile picture man💀

I assume he’s nervous

Why are you so judgmental sitting there