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Re: Safety Razor Shaving

Posted: Fri Feb 13, 2015 10:57 pm
by RadioSquatch
Just stumbled across this site while looking for some of the old schoolish style shaving creams in sample form, picked up 4 samples which is good for 2-4 shave sessions per jar for $8 plus tax and shipping..didnt look through the whole site but looks like they have a ton of gear..and they have a womens section for those of you who have a significant other.

http://www.maggardrazors.com/

Re: Safety Razor Shaving

Posted: Sat Feb 14, 2015 3:29 am
by CQBgopher
For anyone out there looking for some good instructional data, there is a cat named geofatboy on YouTube that has tons of fantastic videos of him reviewing products. He's shilling a bit for his website--shavenation.com---but his teaching style is worth watching the real time play by play of exactly how it all works.

Re: Safety Razor Shaving

Posted: Mon Mar 16, 2015 4:14 pm
by MFTIC
dan360 wrote:BUMP!

[list][*]Edwin Jagger DE89L safety razor .....


I was bored and had other things to order. To make the free shipping i decided to try this. Just got it. Really nice heft, just don't like the shorty. Even though it's short it will be nice to try something different.
*funny thing is i ordered about 8 items and they shipped almost all separately.

Re: Safety Razor Shaving

Posted: Mon Mar 16, 2015 5:44 pm
by CQBgopher
MFTIC wrote:
dan360 wrote:BUMP!

[list][*]Edwin Jagger DE89L safety razor .....


I was bored and had other things to order. To make the free shipping i decided to try this. Just got it. Really nice heft, just don't like the shorty. Even though it's short it will be nice to try something different.
*funny thing is i ordered about 8 items and they shipped almost all separately.



When you get the hang of how to hold it, the heavy weight will require almost zero effort to shave close. Just let the natural weight lean against your face and presto. Perfect.

Re: Safety Razor Shaving

Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2015 6:55 pm
by Old Jim
Just hold that puppy by the very end of the handle, using only your index finger and thumb.

Re: Safety Razor Shaving

Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2015 7:27 pm
by zombie66
I am so gonna try this, I remember watching my father using these and he used to take out the blade and let me pretend shave.

Re: Safety Razor Shaving

Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2015 9:51 pm
by Mediumrarechicken
zombie66 wrote:I am so gonna try this, I remember watching my father using these and he used to take out the blade and let me pretend shave.

It's totally worth it. Hit up the antique shop up by the swap meet on 84th and south Tacoma way for an old razor. I've seen a few there form tiime to time.

Re: Safety Razor Shaving

Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2015 11:23 pm
by Ops
i always enjoyed the straight razor.

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Re: Safety Razor Shaving

Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2015 9:48 pm
by glockgirl
SeattleBenito wrote:Can you use Safety Razor to manscape?


Um, I obviously don't shave my face or need "manscaping"...but I have an excellent aesthetician, Audrey, at InSpa Factoria who waxes everything below the navel (on me) every 2-4 weeks; she does do men's backs and chests and whatever else you want "manscaped" as well. Not sure what the cost would be, but would be a lot safer that random cuts and nicks on your, um, important bits. Just saying.

Re: Safety Razor Shaving

Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2015 10:27 pm
by Ops
best to take a bath and let the junk soak than its more pliable and you lessen the risk of a vasectomy.

good to know Glockgirl.

Re: Safety Razor Shaving

Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2015 10:47 pm
by usrifle
glockgirl wrote:
SeattleBenito wrote:Can you use Safety Razor to manscape?


Um, I obviously don't shave my face or need "manscaping"...but I have an excellent aesthetician, Audrey, at InSpa Factoria who waxes everything below the navel (on me) every 2-4 weeks; she does do men's backs and chests and whatever else you want "manscaped" as well. Not sure what the cost would be, but would be a lot safer that random cuts and nicks on your, um, important bits. Just saying.


So....for you single guys, now you know Jen keeps it nicely trimmed. :thumbsup2:
On another note, on your next visit ask her how she does the "bag".
You don't just go waxing that shit.
I am curious.

Re: Safety Razor Shaving

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 6:35 am
by RusoArmo
usrifle wrote:
glockgirl wrote:
SeattleBenito wrote:Can you use Safety Razor to manscape?


Um, I obviously don't shave my face or need "manscaping"...but I have an excellent aesthetician, Audrey, at InSpa Factoria who waxes everything below the navel (on me) every 2-4 weeks; she does do men's backs and chests and whatever else you want "manscaped" as well. Not sure what the cost would be, but would be a lot safer that random cuts and nicks on your, um, important bits. Just saying.


So....for you single guys, now you know Jen keeps it nicely trimmed. :thumbsup2:
On another note, on your next visit ask her how she does the "bag".
You don't just go waxing that shit.
I am curious.


I'd be willing to pay for the service +$50 to record the facial reaction of someone here getting the sack waxed.

Re: Safety Razor Shaving

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 7:17 am
by golddigger14s

Re: Safety Razor Shaving

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 7:43 am
by 3584ELK
uwdawgs wrote:I've got enough bumps/moles/etc., that make it a challenge.....


This plus one. My beard is so tough that I switched to shaving against the grain years ago- it is the only way I could keep
the 5 O' Clock shadow away till noon. My father and grandfathers all shaved with the safety razors, soap in a cup, etc.
The requirements of international travel and living out of hotels, combined with limited access to normal market items
dictated the use of the Mach 3 types of razor.

OTOH, I just inherited my grandfather's safety razor and a pack of blades. I may give it a try when I have a spare 10
minutes to slice off a mole and stem the blood flow! :bigsmile:

Re: Safety Razor Shaving

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 8:27 am
by Guns4Liberty
I stopped shaving the day after my wedding 3 years ago. Haven't been clean-shaven since. I just keep my facial hair to a dull roar with a small electric clipper. Takes about 2 minutes and I only have to do it every 2-3 days. My wife likes the scruff, so it's a win-win.