This also, and mainly, works for DE blades: 1.- You dry WELL your blade. 2.- Either you oint them with vegetal or mineral oil, or you let them swim, all covered, into a little petri box with cover filled with oil, 99% alcohol, propilenglicol or any other hygroscopic liquid. This way you will prevent the rust and moisture.
@@iggypopisgod9 Even stainless steel rusts with time and constant humidity. Leave your multiple-blade razor on the floor of your shower for some months, and you'll see what I am talking about.
It's really does clean all what's left behind after shaving. I spray a bit on my razor blades after shaving and I leave it for 24 hours with my window open so the razor can dry I was so surprised when I looked at my razor the next day, the blades are shining like brand new. Another great cleaning tip is use baby wipes to clean your blades after each shave to.
I'm sure there's some other options that are certainly less toxic than harsh bathroom cleaner. Olive oil or coconut oil would probably do the same thing in preventing rust and would be great for your skin.
I did that for a long time with great results...olive oil in a small container...after shaving get the razor blades as dry as you can first, then just sit the cartridge in the oil...no rust whatsoever...😮
Olive and coconut oil may gather more bacteria around the blades. Remember that to disinfect the razor you need an alcohol so w bathroom cleaner would be better option.
A shower cleaner is always some kind of acidic solution for descaling surfaces. But it would also act to passivate the stainless steel, removing free iron and rust from the surface, leaving behind stable chrome, as well as descaling it. Any scale would tend to trap water and salts against the blade and encourage rust, so it's all to the good.
I took my right guard deodorant cap and filled it with hydrogen peroxide. Turn razor upside down and place in the peroxide. Leave however long you want. Lightly scrub with your used toothbrush, that you also cleaned in the peroxide. My gillette proglide blades lasts for months and months.
Great comments..liked the one on the alcohol..I run water thru mine 2day...wiped with a clean cloth & then blow dried it for about 5 minutes...will try Olive oil afterwards & see how that works
+ weekend set still in use since sept 2020 + further test with two sets, so every second day, since Sept 2021 + disposable blades used at 6 blade versions from Aldi Australia + blades are dry honed with 20+ strokes between shaves on underside of forearm - note natural skin oil may help here versus using old denim + both blades are cleaned monthly in ultrasound machine + shaving gel used also Aldi brand + shaving technique as per normal; with the hair grain, stretch skin taut with other hand + pre shaved skin washed with mild soap before each shave with cold water + hot water used for shaving + blades shaken to remove excess water and left to air dry + 50's year old skin :)
if the water is the problem why not stand the blade upside down in a water displacer like WD40. Stropping the blades would also preserve the sharpness.
Blades are cheaper also. I use old safety razor with double edge “Feather” brand blades. Sharpest blades I have ever used. I also rinse razor with hot water after a shave and dip in rubbing alcohol.
I have fine facial hair that grows slowly and is not thick. I shave my cheeks and neck every other day. For the past 20+ years I have been using the same method of cleaning my Gillette razor (used to be 4 blades, now they have 5) and although a single razor cartridge has normally lasted me 6-9 months, I have decided that at the end of this month I am going to start changing them out every 2 or 3 months. So what do I use? I use isopropyl alcohol from Walmart. The clear plasitc bottles used to have a small hole and a bottle would last me over a year, but now they have a larger hole. I still am re-using the lid from before as they fit, but for those with the newer bottles, open the flip top and use a stick needle to poke a hole in the paper verses unscrewing the lid and removing the paper, that way you can get a smaller stream of alocohol coming out, when pouring it over your razor blade. I got the idea of using alcohol when going to a barber shop and noticing all of their combs, scissors, thinning scissors and other cuttind devices were placed in a clear glass cylinder filled with alcohol. I asked the beautician about it and was told she using the alcohol because it disinfect everything and if it is a cutting tool, it will help it reamin sharper longer.
I just use a regular Gillette Mach III and go through a 4 pack of blades a year, maybe less. I actually don't remember the last time I changed out a cartridge. I dry my blades in the piles of a towel and then put it in my drawer. DON'T store your blades with any water on them.
Really, all you have to do is lay the razor upside down as soon as your finished (to where the metal blade(s) is not touching any surface ). I use the same blade for a year with no problem and it never leaves my shower.
Put the blade in a olive oil cup, so the air not coming into the blade and rost, then next day you take hot water on and clean the blades, and start shaving again....
when you shave you get small cuts in your skin so if your have shower cleaner crap baked on to your razor and use it,you now have shower cleaner in your skin/system = not good.
True @mmeathaddd I've since moved away from this toxic technique. I now use TP or tissues or something similar to ensure the blades are TOTALLY dry before putting away the razor
bro all you need to do is 1. sharpen your razor on an old pair of blue jeans before you use it 2. shave in the shower head and face = nothing to clean up and you get to soak your skin = better shave.3. after the shower is over and your done drying yourself off grab your razor and dry it off on the towel your using and then put it away. #1 being most important and it really does work.
Rust what the hell are you talking about? I wash mine when I’m done shaving it seems like the problem is when the green strip turns white it lowers the angle I thought about using silicone to put a bid on the green.
It's funny that there's like a hundred different ways to clean your razor blade I always rinse it out with hot water tap it until all the stubble comes out and just let it air dry but I don't know
Hi Michael. Good advice, but how do you clean the shaving cream and hair off the blade before you dry. I'm have a tough time and running through or swishing it with water doesn't seem to do it. Thanks!
@Gary de Sesa I do short strokes and rinse under hot running water. When done shaving I strop the razor on my arm. Then use a hair dryer. I never had an issue with shaving cream that I could see anyways.
Also take a thin pointed pocket knife and clean the hair and skin out between the blades, brush with toothbrush. I just tap mine on the sink and use a hair dryer for a few seconds. I find that those little green strips are bad for your skin.
@@ftumi I should have said bad for ''my'' skin. The little green strips dry out my lips, and I think I'm a little allergic to them. My water pressure won't clean out between the blades good enough, so I just use a knife or needle and a toothbrush + water
its not rust on your blades since they are made of stainless steel. its particles of skin and minerals held together with the fat of the skin. so it makes sense to use a type of detergent to dissolve the grease.
TBH It isn't even THAT complicated... 1. Put razor under cold water. Put warm water on the face. Rub a little coconut oil on the face, followed by a lather of basic handsoap (most commercial shaving foams age the skin). 2. Between every few strokes of the razor, simply rinse the razor under running cold water, brushing off any accumulated soap/whiskers with an old toothbrush. That keeps blades sharp. Repeat until you're clean shaven. That's it. 3. Rinse face with warm water and then with cold. Apply a little coconut oil. 4. Rinse razor under the running water, removing any soap/whiskers with an old toothbrush. Shake off water and leave to air dry. The razor will last a million times longer and you don't need to buy shaving foam and you'll barely need to replace your blades ever. 5. useful fact: It's all just a massive scam. The human face cannot blunt steel... ; - )
The oil will make every bit of hair stick on the blades! Rinsing won't get hairs out of those tiny bits of plastic where you can't get no matter what! I've thrown razors because of oil,it got stuck on to the blades and under them and I even hit the razor gently on to something hard to get the hairs out but it was never clean. Lesson learned: no oil when shaving my legs. Just plain water or a delicate soap.
LOL! Rust on a stainless steel razor? After the use , I just wash it under water and I dry it on a towel. And by the way... you say you get 2 - 3 shaves out of your blade? It is a 15 shaves blade and I use it for 30 days tanks to my beard preparation (hot water, oil, soap, shave) and blade care (simply flush under hot water and dry on a towel).
I cannot see the brand, nor do you mention it anywhere. IS THIS THE PRODUCT MADE BY ARM @HAMMER? I’ve been stropping on blue jeans for years, with Mach III Turbo’s lasting months. I think this would be much easier. Thanks a million for this information & video! Bob Patterson 😮😊
I’ve seen someone actually stroking their blades against their jeans that acts a grinding tool to sharpen the blades before putting it away. Haven’t tried it before tho
If you have an older leather belt. I seen it where you can rub it on the best simular to the jeans. It makes total sense. I remember seeming the barber to that when I was a kid. He would run the blade through a leather strap. I think I am going to try that
Leaving them in water causes them to rust the best way to leave no rust is too clean it off after u done shaving and dry it with a hairdryer works well i also hown my razor on my arms with light gental strokes in opposite directioN
Derek Logan Then how can you explain that the blades can indeed rust, I have a Gillette Sensor3 disposable left in the bathroom where all the steam from hot water gets into my blade and it rusted, since that I keep my razor out of the bathroom where there's no moisture
stainless can still rust,there are better types of stainless that are harder to start rusting but all stainless will rust overtime.it is just less likley too in normal conditions,but being kept in bathroom with steam and water they will overtime.i just use baby oil on blades.then you wint have that chemical crap on em this guy using and itll prevent water and rust
Fuck all this messing around. I just use the fusion razor , rinse an throw in box on window sill. My blade has lasted near 3 years, shaving every other day. Last one lasted 2.5 years cos the wire connecting the blades bust but just use the thing till it starts to pull instead of cut!
Just saw a vid on toxic chemicals, unregulated until damage done: the strips on razor blades were mentioned. Gets into your blood. Everything adds up over time
just use a double edge/saftey razor. new blades are 10 cence, you get a better shave with less irritation and you dont have to mess on with shower cleaner
u can use it that long because its gilette, they are insanely good and long lasting, if used after showering only for the softer facial hair effect. I used that way, gilette disposable blue 3 blades for 6 months easily, and it stays good enough.
@Mother Algorithm I have mach 3 now, with cartridges. Bought it 18 months ago or so. And aditional cartriges. I am still on the first one. I just can not get to the point where it is blunt and needs to be replaced !
Here's the easy way to make your blade last 6 months: After each use, take a hair dryer and dry the blades. The blades will dry in about 10 seconds.
Does this hairdryer method works have you tried it yourself please reply
@@bharatt3655 what do you think lol
Nice
No he just took a guess
Oh great so where can I find a magical hair dryer to sharpen blades? You cartridge razor users are a handful...
This also, and mainly, works for DE blades:
1.- You dry WELL your blade.
2.- Either you oint them with vegetal or mineral oil, or you let them swim, all covered, into a little petri box with cover filled with oil, 99% alcohol, propilenglicol or any other hygroscopic liquid. This way you will prevent the rust and moisture.
if your blade rusts...its probably from 1800s
@@iggypopisgod9 Even stainless steel rusts with time and constant humidity. Leave your multiple-blade razor on the floor of your shower for some months, and you'll see what I am talking about.
Is starting to look like the doll blade is cause by calcium formation on the blade .😮
It's really does clean all what's left behind after shaving. I spray a bit on my razor blades after shaving and I leave it for 24 hours with my window open so the razor can dry
I was so surprised when I looked at my razor the next day, the blades are shining like brand new.
Another great cleaning tip is use baby wipes to clean your blades after each shave to.
Can I use 91% rubbing alcohol instead? That shower cleaner seems like it would be horrible for your skin
I'm sure there's some other options that are certainly less toxic than harsh bathroom cleaner. Olive oil or coconut oil would probably do the same thing in preventing rust and would be great for your skin.
I did that for a long time with great results...olive oil in a small container...after shaving get the razor blades as dry as you can first, then just sit the cartridge in the oil...no rust whatsoever...😮
@@robertallen6710 and you clean them of the oil before using them? Or use them with the oil?
Olive and coconut oil may gather more bacteria around the blades. Remember that to disinfect the razor you need an alcohol so w bathroom cleaner would be better option.
A shower cleaner is always some kind of acidic solution for descaling surfaces. But it would also act to passivate the stainless steel, removing free iron and rust from the surface, leaving behind stable chrome, as well as descaling it. Any scale would tend to trap water and salts against the blade and encourage rust, so it's all to the good.
If it's acidic, could you even just spray it with lemon juice Etc?
Should work fine, but I wouldn't leave it soaking for days on end, and make sure to rinse it off and dry it
lot of romper room
science here...
I took my right guard deodorant cap and filled it with hydrogen peroxide. Turn razor upside down and place in the peroxide. Leave however long you want. Lightly scrub with your used toothbrush, that you also cleaned in the peroxide. My gillette proglide blades lasts for months and months.
Ezt használom én is SZUPER az eredmény
You have really sensitive skin so you buy expensive shaves but you put a cleaning agent on your face? Where's the sense in that?
I think he rinses it out before using it? Hope so
He rinses it out first then he use the cleaning agent when he finishes shaving his face.
It dries, genius.
@@themacocko6311 😂
@@themacocko6311 then it'll come off even harder.
just sharpen it on the bench grinder
Would't it be easier if you grind directly your beard in the bench grinder?
i would but i took an arrow to the knee...
Thank you bruh I started shaving recently and I had no clue on how to clean them 😂
Great comments..liked the one on the alcohol..I run water thru mine 2day...wiped with a clean cloth & then blow dried it for about 5 minutes...will try Olive oil afterwards & see how that works
+ weekend set still in use since sept 2020
+ further test with two sets, so every second day, since Sept 2021
+ disposable blades used at 6 blade versions from Aldi Australia
+ blades are dry honed with 20+ strokes between shaves on underside of forearm
- note natural skin oil may help here versus using old denim
+ both blades are cleaned monthly in ultrasound machine
+ shaving gel used also Aldi brand
+ shaving technique as per normal; with the hair grain, stretch skin taut with other hand
+ pre shaved skin washed with mild soap before each shave with cold water
+ hot water used for shaving
+ blades shaken to remove excess water and left to air dry
+ 50's year old skin :)
I have found using shampoo conditioner works and I think the conditioner coats the blades and keeps them sharp much much longer
if the water is the problem why not stand the blade upside down in a water displacer like WD40. Stropping the blades would also preserve the sharpness.
As someone with sensitive skin the single best thing I ever did is learn to use a DE safety razor. Much less irritation.
Blades are cheaper also. I use old safety razor with double edge “Feather” brand blades. Sharpest blades I have ever used. I also rinse razor with hot water after a shave and dip in rubbing alcohol.
excellent. can't wait to try it.
I've heard olive oil works good
I have fine facial hair that grows slowly and is not thick. I shave my cheeks and neck every other day. For the past 20+ years I have been using the same method of cleaning my Gillette razor (used to be 4 blades, now they have 5) and although a single razor cartridge has normally lasted me 6-9 months, I have decided that at the end of this month I am going to start changing them out every 2 or 3 months. So what do I use? I use isopropyl alcohol from Walmart. The clear plasitc bottles used to have a small hole and a bottle would last me over a year, but now they have a larger hole. I still am re-using the lid from before as they fit, but for those with the newer bottles, open the flip top and use a stick needle to poke a hole in the paper verses unscrewing the lid and removing the paper, that way you can get a smaller stream of alocohol coming out, when pouring it over your razor blade. I got the idea of using alcohol when going to a barber shop and noticing all of their combs, scissors, thinning scissors and other cuttind devices were placed in a clear glass cylinder filled with alcohol. I asked the beautician about it and was told she using the alcohol because it disinfect everything and if it is a cutting tool, it will help it reamin sharper longer.
thanks for that tip! Im going to try that. Good eye on noticing what the barber's did. I shouldve noticed that too.
I'm surprised usually it's barbicide
I just use a regular Gillette Mach III and go through a 4 pack of blades a year, maybe less. I actually don't remember the last time I changed out a cartridge. I dry my blades in the piles of a towel and then put it in my drawer. DON'T store your blades with any water on them.
Well, I simply dry my Barbasol ultra 6 plus cartridge 🪒 to wip the blades from water 💧 on the hand 🖐️ towels.
I have a glass with baby oil. When I shave I rinse it and into the oil it sits. No rust
Really, all you have to do is lay the razor upside down as soon as your finished (to where the metal blade(s) is not touching any surface ). I use the same blade for a year with no problem and it never leaves my shower.
I just put baby lotion on the blades and one cartridge last a long time
The truly best way to make your razor blades last forever is to steal your roommates razor blades.
I used fusion 5 also, I shave my whole head every 2-3 days...I have had the same blade for over 12 months and they still cut in one sweep
Great suggestion dear sir, I am thinking it would be better to just blow it dry with a hair dryer.
Put the blade in a olive oil cup, so the air not coming into the blade and rost, then next day you take hot water on and clean the blades, and start shaving again....
but after the shave the blade will full of hair 😅
Just buy a DE razor
Isn't spraying that harmful to your skin?
You would think so😂😂
I perform an acetone wash on my razor, but it must be really dry acetone so put the acetone through the purification process before you do the wash
Dry acetone?
when you shave you get small cuts in your skin so if your have shower cleaner crap baked on to your razor and use it,you now have shower cleaner in your skin/system = not good.
True @mmeathaddd
I've since moved away from this toxic technique.
I now use TP or tissues or something similar to ensure the blades are TOTALLY dry before putting away the razor
bro all you need to do is 1. sharpen your razor on an old pair of blue jeans before you use it 2. shave in the shower head and face = nothing to clean up and you get to soak your skin = better shave.3. after the shower is over and your done drying yourself off grab your razor and dry it off on the towel your using and then put it away. #1 being most important and it really does work.
@@aPlantBasedDiet u should highlight your comment so it's the top comment so everyone can see it
Rust what the hell are you talking about? I wash mine when I’m done shaving it seems like the problem is when the green strip turns white it lowers the angle I thought about using silicone to put a bid on the green.
Get an air duster can for electronics, rinse with water and blast it off.
Cleaning vinegar might be less toxic
It's funny that there's like a hundred different ways to clean your razor blade I always rinse it out with hot water tap it until all the stubble comes out and just let it air dry but I don't know
I've gone 9 months on one cartridge using a hairdryer after each use.
Hi Michael. Good advice, but how do you clean the shaving cream and hair off the blade before you dry. I'm have a tough time and running through or swishing it with water doesn't seem to do it. Thanks!
@Gary de Sesa I do short strokes and rinse under hot running water. When done shaving I strop the razor on my arm. Then use a hair dryer. I never had an issue with shaving cream that I could see anyways.
@@michaeldietzen8613 u must have a soft beard....i tried this...didnt work...but i have coarse hair
Thanks
how if the lubricate has expired
Also take a thin pointed pocket knife and clean the hair and skin out between the blades, brush with toothbrush. I just tap mine on the sink and use a hair dryer for a few seconds. I find that those little green strips are bad for your skin.
Why are they bad for your skin? Doesn't water (high pressure) work the same?
@@ftumi I should have said bad for ''my'' skin. The little green strips dry out my lips, and I think I'm a little allergic to them. My water pressure won't clean out between the blades good enough, so I just use a knife or needle and a toothbrush + water
Awsome
And healthy people wonder how they got cancer.
its not rust on your blades since they are made of stainless steel. its particles of skin and minerals held together with the fat of the skin. so it makes sense to use a type of detergent to dissolve the grease.
Contrary to popular belief..stainless steel will rust...
Actually,it is rust
@@SimonaShine it is not lmao. Razors are made of the strongest steel ever made
@@Solid_Snake88 no, I did not mean stainless steel rusts. I mean that THAT is not stainless steel probably
@@SimonaShine well sorry for you but it is. Microfractures can form in very thin steel
Does clean shower really work
I've used this tip for the last 22 years and still use the same blade.
You gotta be kidding. The same blade for 22 years?
@@EscTabShift0 I'm pretty sure it was a joke
Aiko T. Lol , figured
😂😂
Dude, I don’t care how good this tip is, get a new razor that’s nasty.
try DE Double Edged Safety razor. the blades cost pennies.
They're crap
@@tommyharris5817 to each their own!
Yup
Just get a double edge
I SEARCHED UP HOW TO MAKE YOUR RAZOR BUILD BETTER IN GENSHIN AND THIS POPS UP
i love the internet
i got a braun series 3 foil shaver.
10 dollars? Yea right 18-25 dollars
TBH It isn't even THAT complicated...
1. Put razor under cold water. Put warm water on the face.
Rub a little coconut oil on the face, followed by a lather of basic handsoap (most commercial shaving foams age the skin).
2. Between every few strokes of the razor, simply rinse the razor under running cold water, brushing off any accumulated soap/whiskers with an old toothbrush. That keeps blades sharp.
Repeat until you're clean shaven. That's it.
3. Rinse face with warm water and then with cold.
Apply a little coconut oil.
4. Rinse razor under the running water, removing any soap/whiskers with an old toothbrush. Shake off water and leave to air dry.
The razor will last a million times longer and you don't need to buy shaving foam and you'll barely need to replace your blades ever.
5. useful fact: It's all just a massive scam. The human face cannot blunt steel... ; - )
Yeah cutting the hair isn’t what wears down the blade, it’s the water that people don’t dry off which corrodes the blade
The oil will make every bit of hair stick on the blades! Rinsing won't get hairs out of those tiny bits of plastic where you can't get no matter what! I've thrown razors because of oil,it got stuck on to the blades and under them and I even hit the razor gently on to something hard to get the hairs out but it was never clean. Lesson learned: no oil when shaving my legs. Just plain water or a delicate soap.
cold water shaving is only for
military ppl in the field
Use de razor
LOL! Rust on a stainless steel razor? After the use , I just wash it under water and I dry it on a towel. And by the way... you say you get 2 - 3 shaves out of your blade? It is a 15 shaves blade and I use it for 30 days tanks to my beard preparation (hot water, oil, soap, shave) and blade care (simply flush under hot water and dry on a towel).
PLEASE USE THIS EMILY
She's hairy
The easier option is a DE razor.... Blades cost cents. Real shave soaps are awesome as well. It all just has a learning curve 🤦♂️
😊😊😊before and after each Shave dip in olive oil or any oil will last forever😊😊😊
I cannot see the brand, nor do you mention it anywhere. IS THIS THE PRODUCT MADE BY ARM @HAMMER? I’ve been stropping on blue jeans for years, with Mach III Turbo’s lasting months. I think this would be much easier. Thanks a million for this information & video! Bob Patterson 😮😊
Plain rubbing alcohol will do the same thing
I’ve seen someone actually stroking their blades against their jeans that acts a grinding tool to sharpen the blades before putting it away. Haven’t tried it before tho
If you have an older leather belt. I seen it where you can rub it on the best simular to the jeans.
It makes total sense. I remember seeming the barber to that when I was a kid. He would run the blade through a leather strap.
I think I am going to try that
@Lane AWD doesnt work with el cheapo cart blades...
Nothing keeps a razor working like a brand new one. Nothing.
We all know that.. but who wants to keep paying those prices..when this is a video of extension.. thanks.
@@jacobsladder6715 you cant afford $50 or less a yr for shaving products ?
Haven't changed my razor blades since 1983....I like that vintage cut and the bro science is correct!
How do you get the hair out?
Run it under water
Toss bits of old hand soap in a cup of murky water and leave your blades in there, rinse them off then 're use them, job done.
Leaving them in water causes them to rust the best way to leave no rust is too clean it off after u done shaving and dry it with a hairdryer works well i also hown my razor on my arms with light gental strokes in opposite directioN
@@baberkhanbk thought u said short genital strokes
Wait y'all are here for shaving-?
LMAO same
I-
This time I am...
@@aikot.8816 good i’m happy for you!
@@soooonami LOL 😭😭 I wish I could say otherwise
Dawn ultra dishwash n hot water.n air dry
I just use brake cleaner
Ha ha
😂😂😂😂😂 WD-40 would work better
That shit is high key effective 😂😂😂
Oh get on with it!
How you got sensitive skin and you clean it with tub scrubber? You’re going to hell for this
just smoke mint
Do not do this is horrible for your skin and that shower cleaner is so toxic
The downside is that this product is toxic.
Clean shower is not made to clean blades
pretty sure blades are stainless. they don't rust. it's just dried particulate matter.
Derek Logan No they're not stainless steel, they do stain, that is to keep the cost down for them.
Derek Logan Then how can you explain that the blades can indeed rust, I have a Gillette Sensor3 disposable left in the bathroom where all the steam from hot water gets into my blade and it rusted, since that I keep my razor out of the bathroom where there's no moisture
stainless can still rust,there are better types of stainless that are harder to start rusting but all stainless will rust overtime.it is just less likley too in normal conditions,but being kept in bathroom with steam and water they will overtime.i just use baby oil on blades.then you wint have that chemical crap on em this guy using and itll prevent water and rust
Fuck all this messing around. I just use the fusion razor , rinse an throw in box on window sill. My blade has lasted near 3 years, shaving every other day. Last one lasted 2.5 years cos the wire connecting the blades bust but just use the thing till it starts to pull instead of cut!
It works just drying it and using jeans to kinda sharpen it it has saved me a shit ton of money spent 20$ on razors 3 years ago
How to use jeans for sharpening it
@@tapanajmera9889 czcams.com/video/h-4bhVpfxJM/video.html
10 dollars is expensive!!!🙂u must be kidding it costs 60 in ma country
Which cuontry
I bite my toenails
😈
My sister bit hers too had to instantly take her shoes off when she got home and start biting in her big toe nails hahaah
Just saw a vid on toxic chemicals, unregulated until damage done: the strips on razor blades were mentioned. Gets into your blood. Everything adds up over time
hair dryer
i've been shaving my assneck since 1983 with the same cartridge razor using this method
what a good news
just use a double edge/saftey razor. new blades are 10 cence, you get a better shave with less irritation and you dont have to mess on with shower cleaner
u can use it that long because its gilette, they are insanely good and long lasting, if used after showering only for the softer facial hair effect. I used that way, gilette disposable blue 3 blades for 6 months easily, and it stays good enough.
@Mother Algorithm f you, they make me apreciate this civilization more, with their genial product, and fair aproach to it.
@Mother Algorithm I have mach 3 now, with cartridges. Bought it 18 months ago or so. And aditional cartriges. I am still on the first one. I just can not get to the point where it is blunt and needs to be replaced !
@Mother Algorithm try it.
@Mother Algorithm explain the reasons.
That toxic though , like hello ?
Stop shaving its not natural we are supposed to look like apes haha
Just put some gasoline on it. Works great😂😂😂
Makes about as much sense as being a vegan. BS!!
I’m not even vegan but this comment is idiotic.
maybe your skin would be stronger if you had some protein in your system