This summer came with many plans for my family and my husband wanted
to upgrade his appearance specifically his facial hair. Using cheap
razors cost a lot in the end if you are lucky and some have even
reported that they have gotten infected re-using disposable razors
because apparently it can harbor germs and rust. Once you are cut by
those rusted old germs razors then those germs goes in your skin and
it can give you more than a razor bump but a infection that can lead
to the emergency room.
As a woman I didn't know why men paid so much for their razors but
situation explained above is one major reason. He has a whole guide
when he sends me shopping for razors, things he keeps in mind are
that facial hair is stubborn and harder to cut than the rest of your
body so the razor needs to be the sharpest it can be in order to get
the best shave the first time instead of having to go over an area
multiple times.
He also prepares his skin and hairs to soften the
hair shaft to ensure the best shaving experience. This is a
upgrade that was well worth it and he has been very well pleased at
the result.
The handle is long and has a pattern on it that allows for your hand
to be dry or slippery from soap or shaving cream but you can still
grip it. The chrome material puts to rest restrictions on where you
use the razor since it is rust free. Having more of the blade exposed
means that there are less strokes so more of a close and smooth shave
is made possible.
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