disposable razors: the best?

[shart_attack]

I think they're all too insanely expensive anymore, myself.

Ranker.com Best Razors

I'm thinking about getting one of those cool barbershop blades on the black market.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

Fuck disposable razors.

 

[shart_attack]

Fuck disposable razors.

Yeah, I'm not sure it can be said any better than that.

But where and/ or how can I get one of ^ those ^?

 

[theDoctorisIn]

Fuck disposable razors.

Yeah, I'm not sure it can be said any better than that.

But where and/ or how can I get one of ^ those ^?

You can buy them online.

There's also a national chain that's popped up in the last few years called The Art of Shaving, they have a very good selection of straight razors and safety razors, along with all the other paraphernalia.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

Another option is a Safety Razor:

Almost as close a shave as a straight razor, and a little less intimidating. (Also, a lot cheaper)

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Disposable is another word for permanent.

They will be in the landfill forever.

 

[Mr. H.]

Buy the cheapest, shave very carefully.

 

[Mad Scientist]

Another option is a Safety Razor:

Almost as close a shave as a straight razor, and a little less intimidating. (Also, a lot cheaper)

This is what my Dad uses. Been thinking of buying one because the disposable ones not only do a poor job but they also scratch my face.

 

[NLT]

I think they're all too insanely expensive anymore, myself.

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I'm thinking about getting one of those cool barbershop blades on the black market.

I still use one of these every day.

 

[blastoff]

I buy whatever brand Costco is offering the best bulk deal on whenever it's time to replenish my arsenal. Works out a lot cheaper per razor than buying the same kind in packs of 4, 6, or a dozen or so.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Cheapest is buying one razor and replacing the blades.

But, hey, some low intellect folks would rather throw shit in the landfill.

 

[Skull Pilot]

Disposable razors are the biggest rip off on the planet.

Go for a single blade razor and a wet shave set up.

 

[Pennywise]

Another option is a Safety Razor:

Almost as close a shave as a straight razor, and a little less intimidating. (Also, a lot cheaper)

I gave up disposable and got one of these. It takes a while to get used to the feel and ergonomics again after using plastic shit for 25 years, but this is what I learned with and it's what I use now. So much cheaper and more manly for fuck's sake.

 

[I.P.Freely]

Another option is a Safety Razor:

Almost as close a shave as a straight razor, and a little less intimidating. (Also, a lot cheaper)

I gave up disposable and got one of these. It takes a while to get used to the feel and ergonomics again after using plastic shit for 25 years, but this is what I learned with and it's what I use now. So much cheaper and more manly for fuck's sake.

you shave

 

[shart_attack]

Another option is a Safety Razor:

Almost as close a shave as a straight razor, and a little less intimidating. (Also, a lot cheaper)

This is what my Dad uses. Been thinking of buying one because the disposable ones not only do a poor job but they also scratch my face.

That's what my dad used when I was a kid, too. Baddest-ass razor, EVER. It never missed the most microscopic hair, and never left any scars.

I am tired of chipping in for Tom Brady's salary by paying $25 for new cartridges every month.

 

[Pennywise]

Another option is a Safety Razor:

Almost as close a shave as a straight razor, and a little less intimidating. (Also, a lot cheaper)

I gave up disposable and got one of these. It takes a while to get used to the feel and ergonomics again after using plastic shit for 25 years, but this is what I learned with and it's what I use now. So much cheaper and more manly for fuck's sake.

you shave

I guess this makes some kind of sense to you?

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Another option is a Safety Razor:

Almost as close a shave as a straight razor, and a little less intimidating. (Also, a lot cheaper)

This is what my Dad uses. Been thinking of buying one because the disposable ones not only do a poor job but they also scratch my face.

That's what my dad used when I was a kid, too. Baddest-ass razor, EVER. It never missed the most microscopic hair, and never left any scars.

I am tired of chipping in for Tom Brady's salary by paying $25 for new cartridges every month.

Are you serious?????????????????????

$25 a month????????????????????????

 

[shart_attack]

This is what my Dad uses. Been thinking of buying one because the disposable ones not only do a poor job but they also scratch my face.

That's what my dad used when I was a kid, too. Baddest-ass razor, EVER. It never missed the most microscopic hair, and never left any scars.

I am tired of chipping in for Tom Brady's salary by paying $25 for new cartridges every month.

Are you serious?????????????????????

$25 a month????????????????????????

What can I say?

Some men are hairy.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Another option is a Safety Razor:

Almost as close a shave as a straight razor, and a little less intimidating. (Also, a lot cheaper)

This is what my Dad uses. Been thinking of buying one because the disposable ones not only do a poor job but they also scratch my face.

I use one of those but I only trim around my beard. you can get the old wilkinson sword blades at Walmart for a little of nothing and they last a long time.

 

[Mr. H.]

I wandered into one of these stores at a Denver mall some years ago. Really neat products. The shaving soap is great.

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