What counts as an "aggressive" razor?

Discussion in 'Safety Razors' started by GoldenHandTheJust, Dec 11, 2017.

  1. gorgo2

    gorgo2 geezerhood

    Modern shaving wisdom is at once art, science, sorcery and hokum. Some of it is idiosyncratic therefore little better than anecdotal; some is testable, indisputable fact, applicable to anyone. Some is pure bunk. But this thread should be a sticky because it is chock-full o' truth.
     
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  2. david of central florida

    david of central florida Rhubarb Rubber

    I don't think it's the mild razor's low efficiency, it's the user's low proficiency. The newer user hasn't taken the time to learn, so they jump to more aggressive razors, or one's with more open areas of effectiveness. But this opens up more room for error. Once technique is right, any razor sings, especially the mild ones.
    Someone said earlier, the learning process takes a few months (maybe a year). I agree.
     
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  3. Primotenore

    Primotenore missed opera tunity

    Article Team
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    BTW, what's "FTFY"?
     
  4. PanChango

    PanChango Not Cute

    Fixed That For You
     
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  5. John Ruschmeyer

    John Ruschmeyer Well-Known Member

    I also think that, in some people, there may be a psychological factor in that, if they can't feel the blade, they assume the razor is ineffectual.
     

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