I can't shave with menthol soaps because they numb my face to the point I don't feel feedback from the blade and I don't know how much pressure I'm using. Now AFTER the shave, that's different. LOL.
I learned that I will NEVER travel again without a DE. Going back to carts for the past 4 days has to be like purgatory, better than the alternative but not really acceptable either.
For those who haven't seen it and an encore for those who have forgotten. Watch at the 4 minute mark and be sure to use sound.
I learned, Shaving in a hurry is very hard. I need to figure out how to shave when I have only 15 - 20 minutes. I didn't get any prep other than PSO and I paid for it.
Silver Blues are my current Fave! Welcome to WDWLG (what did we learn, gentlemen?)! @youngunn may have started a thing with this thread... I learned today, by virtue of participating in TSD, and through my last shave... that Yuma makes a serviceable razor.
Ditto, and I hope you heal up soon! When I am pressed for time in the morning, the best thing I can do is skip the shave. However, skipping is awfully difficult because I enjoy shaving, and the scruff bugs me by the afternoon.
Tears of joy, to be sure! But I would rather have liver (yuck) for dinner than endure a shave like that.
I learned that the GEM Heavy Flat Top razor is capable of producing a great shave. The jury is still out on the handle though I also re-realized that the Zirh Erase tonic is fantastic.
Just finished shaving with it. Tonight I learned... The single ring old type is an amazing razor. After 3 swipes I ran into the living room, all lathered up, and exclaimed to my wife "I LOVE THIS RAZOR!"
I just taught my brother-in-law how to DE shave on Thanksgiving after dinner. I made a point to bring Proraso Green, as it provides very consistent lather. I think it is a soap suitable for shavers of all levels of skill/experience with the brush. The Red lathers just as well from my experience.