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should i use electric??
oh, even better question for those of you that go with electric- do you use it on your center of attention?
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| Originally posted by LuNaSeA should i use electric?? oh, even better question for those of you that go with electric- do you use it on your center of attention? |
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| Originally posted by jonze234 maybe you had a bad electric. the one i have is pretty good. clean it out every once in awhile and replace the blades every six months and its good as new. |
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| Originally posted by Ian^ ...just stick to wet shaving, it has a better feel to it afterwards... |
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| Originally posted by ShellSh0ck word up...wet shaving for the win. |
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| Originally posted by Ian^ i see being under the thumb of a cute woman hasn't hurt your brain yet matey |
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| Originally posted by Aiwendil Talk like a pirate day was four days ago matey. |
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| Originally posted by Ian^ i see being under the thumb of a cute woman hasn't hurt your brain yet matey |
nah i'm feeling really good atm. how have you been bro, long time no see?!
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| Originally posted by UWM 7 minute abs? If you feel you aren't getting the proper workout, I'll send you the 8th minute free. |
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| Originally posted by ShellSh0ck those are my lines. |
Stole this from entensity.net
5 razors? psst.
how about 12?
http://www.greatinventions.tv/products/111.html
12? Psssst...how about 20? The Spishak Mach 20 that is.
All joking aside, the number of blades is really not an important point other than it allows gillette and shick to charge more for a package of refills.
The biggest advance was when Gillette developed the Sensor with it's spring loaded blades. That advance was a huge one. Everything since has just been a add more blades/aloe strips, rubber flaps, or now battery power to sell a repackaged version. If sensor refills were not still just as expensive as they were 5 years ago, I would still be using mine. I now use the "Sensor3" disposables. A pack of 8 of them is cheaper than buying the same number of refills for my old fashioned sensor, and I get an "extra" blade.
As long as you are shaving with a clean and sharp blade, even a cheap 20cent disposible bic will get the job done.
I have not bothered with a Mach3, I won't bother with one of these.
I wonder if the patent lawsuit Gillette filed against Shick has been thrown out yet....if Gillette were to win, Shick would have to stop selling the Quattro and pay Gillette all the revenue that had been generated from the sales of the Quattro since launch as a penalty.
MrS
Firetruck all of you, I shave with a chainsaw.
That eliminates the bleeding face factor. And it's very smooth. Why anyone uses razors is beyond me.
Though 5 blades sounds extreme to the max. 
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| Originally posted by ShellSh0ck word up...wet shaving for the win. |
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| Originally posted by kr00t0n My Philishave Coolskin IS a wetshaver, you can use it in the shower, it has a shaving gel dispenser thingy just above the blades, so you squeeze some out as you go along, shaves hella close, in half the time, and NO cuts. I used to use the razor thing all the time, but it was such a hassle |
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| Originally posted by sharpeye00 Stole this from entensity.net 5 razors? psst. how about 12? http://www.greatinventions.tv/products/111.html |
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