So much controversy here. I'll try them!
10 of them are on their way to you. Good luck!
So much controversy here. I'll try them!
"Who is more fool? The fool or the fool who follows the fool?"I've got some headed my way. I'll give it the old college try.
If given the choice between the Graham-Field blades and anything with Nair in it, I'd choose the blades! A day and half of irritation verses up to 2 weeks suffering chemical burns, irritation it is.
Please don't ask how I know about the chemical burns, I still have nightmares about it!
I'm in!May is almost upon us and i know there are many of the above wretched blades out there plaguing the bathrooms of otherwise fine members so I'm proposing we make a game of disposing of these blades, either;
A. A single Graham field blade for as log as you can through the month of May.
B. A Graham field per day until you are out and free to resume life as a civilised person.
I have 4 blades personally so I will be doing the first option. Any one else wanna play?
Lets just say that if you ever need, not want to remove under arm hair, nair is not the way to go even if it's for men! Then using a burn relief spray in an airisol can made things 1000Xs worst.
Goodfellas style!I have actually found a use for these blades since no one will take the 9 I have off of my hands.
If you take one of these "Blades"? and cover one edge with a thick layer of Duct Tape, it can be used to thinly shave garlic for cooking.
Last time we visited this blade there where those who loaded the blade in some beautiful vintage razors, using the finest badger hair brushes loaded beautifully made artisan soaps and on well hydrated well prepared faces created fantasticly fluffy and slippery lathers, then as they made the first stroke of the razor, said..."HA, Noooo" and promptly loaded Astras and pol-silvers....I'm in!
I'm in for Option A of the game. I like the wording. That could stretch anywhere between one stroke (or should that be tug) of the blade to a full month's use.
Last time we visited this blade there where those who loaded the blade in some beautiful vintage razors, using the finest badger hair brushes loaded beautifully made artisan soaps and on well hydrated well prepared faces created fantasticly fluffy and slippery lathers, then as they made the first stroke of the razor, said..."HA, Noooo" and promptly loaded Astras and pol-silvers....
Personally I'm okay shaving with these, don't get me wrong however, I dont want more.
That's why we always do one blade challenges in February.Make it June, it has only 30 days. Those guys need all the help they can get!
I'm Brave.... I think.It's okay, the brave few will push forward