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Safty razors! Why would anyone spend 20$ on the new fangled 30 million blade razor that mighy last one shave? When you can spend pennies even if you change blades every shave.
At some point about a decade ago I realized I'm much happier just paying the extra $8 every couple months when I go to get a haircut and otherwise just letting it grow out.
electric razors are just straight up superior though
Electric and safety razors donβt necessarily serve the same purpose. An electric razor can never cut as close to to the skin as a safety razor. I use both
fair, I don't care about having a close shave so electric does the job for me