@ThePsyOfLife On the other hand, that tugging effect makes the risk of irritation much higher either directly after the shave or as a result of ingrown hairs later. More, importantly, though, the shave just isn't as close or "good." (2)

@ThePsyOfLife Bear with me as this is my first multi-post reply here- let's see how she flies :) So cartridges work by using more blades that are less sharp to achieve a lift-and-cut effect on the stubble. On the plus side- they can produce a socially acceptable shave faster and with less risk for nics and cuts. (1)

I think I may have purchased my last double edged razor for a good while at least. Got into the hobby about a year and a half ago and I think I've finally settled into some consistency in terms of technique, hardware, "software" etc. Took time to re-learn shaving after switching from cartridges but in a way it was easy because the process is so much more enjoyable wheras cartridge shaving is like ugh, chore city. So, yay.

@SeanRea Welcome aboard fellow pilgrim

@monesqe Thank you. For once I feel seen lol

I go through mad amounts of floss and other exciting posts by Richard Perlicz. Like really, tho. I keep floss boxes all over the house #obsessed

@FernLovebond
lol

Tired + hiccups is a truly unholy combination.

@ShutUpAmanda Hi it's @rizzleperizzle from Twitter. Is this really you (and stuff)? 🙃 🙂

@BeckyBunzy Sup Bunzy :) 🤙

@marleneinthemiddle

I tried to reply and it took 20 minutes. Oh well gotta take the good with the bad I guess :)

@FernLovebond @marleneinthemiddle @CoSoTips @realDDGlover

Thank you

@kel @CoSoTips Right on thank you :)

@TomBoehmePhotography That's certainly a good start :) Thank you

*dip. Typo right away. That's about right lol

Welp here we are. Figured I'd better tip my toe in before Musk goes full Rogan and the highway to here gets clogged. The interface sure is... busy. Lets see how she flies I guess.