Less irritation and more relaxing shave is worth it, no matter how little you're shaving. However, switching may cause the loss of your beard 
Is a wet shave worth it for just the neck?
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I have sensitive skin and tough facial hair. It was worth it for me. For me, it was about the quality of the shave not the money involved (even though it's nice).
I will further reinforce everything that's been said here. It's actually such a different shave you question why. Does it make sense? the neck is the reason why I changed to shaving with a DE. My neck is prone to razor burn and weepers. With the blade, the neck isn't as badly irritated, if at all and the shave feels amazing.
I want to drive home, however, that it's really the technique with the razor that is ultimate. If I didn't pay attention to grain direction on my neck, I'd imagine I'd still have trouble with bad irritation on my neck.
I want to drive home, however, that it's really the technique with the razor that is ultimate. If I didn't pay attention to grain direction on my neck, I'd imagine I'd still have trouble with bad irritation on my neck.
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Yes, it's worth it for the neck and a long list of other reasons. Once you take the plunge you'll wonder what took you so long and never turn back!!!
A sensitive neck is the main reason I wet shave now. Totally worth it for just the neck.
