Thread 18514572

Why did this meme become so popular? This trash takes a lot more time, cuts easily, requires more repositioning, doesn't shave as close as a good cartridge.

The only benefit is that it costs less, but that's only if you don't become one of these fags trying a hundred different soaps, brushes and so on

>>18514572 (OP)
the cheapness and machoism i guess. good cartridges cost a shitton its highway robbery. honestly just use a shaver and be done with it. just deal with the stubble. cuts are ugly and it's not worth wasting the money.

>>18514572 (OP)
>doesn't shave as close
Learn to shave retard.

>>18514572 (OP)
You need to spend all your money on hobbies RIGHT NOW

>>18514572 (OP)
>takes a lot more time
it takes a lot of time if you want a BBS shave
>cuts easily
that's not a bad thing
>requires more repositioning
yes unfortunately
>doesn't shave as close as a good cartridge
yes unfortunately, unless you do 3 passes which takes a lot of time

Now, let's see some good things
It doesn't clog
It doesn't tug the hairs
It reaches places that are hard to reach with a cartridge

>>18514572 (OP)
Literally all 4chan recommendations and trends are garbage only created to feel the user 'friggin superior'
Growing up is understanding the mainstream and normie way of doing things is pretty much all the time and in every case superior

it shaves better once you find a razor and blade that works for your skin and figure out how to use it
it's also a million times cheaper than cartridge razor

>>18514621
He ruined MILLIONS

>>18514652
Funnily this is both a 4chan and reddit meme

>>18514572 (OP)
>doesn't shave as close as a good cartridge
You get cut so much with a safety razor precisely because it cuts so close that if you're not careful you'll peel your skin off. And yes, it's not worth it. Even if you don't get any visible bloody cuts, you still get a ton of micro cuts with it, which is why it burns so much more when you shave with a safety razor. That piles up over the years and fucks your skin up, making it look rough, thick and leathery, like your shoe.

>>18514652
Corporations are jewish scammers and the average consumer is a retard. You're being robbed in ways you can't even imagine, buy from companies that don't have the resources to do (((value engineering))).

>>18514572 (OP)
it shaves as good an "expensive" cartridge, which are, as was mentioned, highway robbery. You just have to develop the proper skills. Also, to be totally and completely honest, I cut myself at the same rate and exactly the same places than if I were using an "expensive" cartridge. I switched to an electric shaver years back, but I'm back to using these once in a while when I want to have a closer shave.

if you want the less traumatic experience as possible just

>use foam
>shower before your shave
>apply less pressure than you would with regular cartridges.

done. Also, they don't get dull as quickly as the normal ones.

>That piles up over the years and fucks your skin up, making it look rough, thick and leathery, like your shoe.

it's called growing old, anon.

>>18514685
I don't feel burned after my safety razor shave

>>18514688
That's good thinking actually

>>18514726
Because your skin has thickened.

>>18514697
>Also, they don't get dull as quickly as the normal ones.
I have been using a safety razor for the last year or so. Finding sharp blades was such a pain in the ass, i tried 2-3 different blades that have a reputation for being sharp and none of them worked for me. Eventually i found some sharp ones but i can only shave twice with them before they noticably dull and i start cutting myself more frequently.
>Buy feather
No, im not paying out the ass for blades i can only use for one shave before they dull significantly.
I find cartridge razors to be obnoxiously dull as well

>>18514752
buy a leather strop and touch up the blades yourself. just make sure to sanitize right after. works with the cheapest of cheap blades and nicer ones

>>18514763
Too much work

>>18514697
>>18514583
Shavers are trash unless you have shitty sparse facial hair. That's true even for the expensive ones like the Arc 5

>>18514788
it wont be anywhere close i agreee its just not worth getting cuts or being robbed with cartridges. ill take the stubble.

>>18514572 (OP)
try pairing it with an electric razor
first pass with electric, second pass with safety (against the grain)
best use of time and gets the best shave

>>18514572 (OP)
Okay but the real thing to do if you hate shaving is laser removal
the gooks and japs win again

>>18514572 (OP)
Yeah, and cartridges are so much better
"I want the batman one"

>>18514860
No I want cyborg

>>18514861
Cyborg sucks, I want Superman!
Superman is the best!

>>18514862
I want flash because he's so fast!
Flash is my favorite superhero!

>>18514863
My favorite hero is fish guy

>>18514786
As if you have anything better to do. You're complaining on a gay board about safety razors.

>>18514864
I want all the superheroes so we will be unstoppable!
It comes with a virtual reality headset! This is going to be so cool!

>>18514866
>women

>>18514572 (OP)
>takes a lot more time
Exactly because you're on a website filled with losers with a lot of free time to waste.

safety razor spam threads have been being made by the same guy since at least 2024

>>18514572 (OP)
It's comfy to use with lotion and water so no cuts and blood. It's also easy to clean.

>>18514752
>Buy feather
>No
they're cheap af wtf
I shave with feather blades, only use each one of them twice and still they're hundreds of times cheaper than cartridges

>>18514857
But then you look like a kid. IF you have facial hair, even after shaving you look like man because of that shadow

>>18514572 (OP)
im not even halfway through the cheap pack of razors i bought 5 years ago. it shaves well when you get used to the shaving strategies. if i used some modern slop razor i would have to spend money on 30+ disposible plastice cartridges

>>18514572 (OP)
> This trash takes a lot more time
It's not trash and it takes less time with experience.
> cuts easily
If you have only just started or are drunk.
> requires more repositioning
If you have only just started or are drunk.
> doesn't shave as close
No cartridge razor has ever given me a shave that close. I know the "muh skill issue" cliche is a - well - CLICHE - but it's true.
Good luck with your plastic, single-use garbage that costs you triple the price of a safety razor. It costs me a total of 30 dollars to shave for three years, and that includes the razor itself which is practically eternal unless your deliberately break it.

I just like don't like to change the thing I'm suing

>>18514763
You can't sharpen modern safety razorblades. The ones that could be sharpened were early carbon steel ones that used to rust, current ones' sharpness relies on a stainless coating that gets ruined if you try to sharpen a coated razorblade.

>>18515244
>Νo razor designed to pull hair from it roots due to its design of multible blades has given me a shave as close as one designed to cut above the skin with no pull

Retard

>>18515244
>No cartridge razor has ever given me a shave that close
Skill issue. Cartridges are made to shave hairs closely, sometimes even underneath the skin. You have to be a complete orangutan to not get a good shave with a cartridge

>>18515245
>I just like don't like
>the thing I'm suing
Nigger do you like or don't like it? Also who/what are you suing?

>>18515258
everyone understands what I was trying to say

>>18515274
Nobody understands your stupid caveman slur

>>18515253
If that were true, then that is a horrible design deliberately made to irritate you. I highly doubt anyone would buy a cartridge razor if that was the case.
Anyway, I know what results I get with either. You think whatever.

>>18515257
>Skill issue. Cartridges are made to shave hairs closely, sometimes even underneath the skin. You have to be a complete orangutan to not get a good shave with a cartridge
"shaving underneath the skin" would mean either cutting me or tearing hair off my face.

>>18515359

>>18514572 (OP)
everything you listed is a skill issue ngl. i used to irritate myself on the daily with the stupid overpriced gilette fusion whatever razors from walmart. I get less irritation and nicks now, and I'd guess it's just because i have to apply less pressure with the blades on my face, and there's less blades running across my face overall. Generally it does take longer to shave, but not "a lot more". I'm willing to spare the extra 5 min to not get super irritated every time. as for cost, my whole setup (razor, 100 pack blades, boar brush, soap) was like $85 and now maybe $20-30 per year in soap and blades, so really you pay more up front and then save over time. I have no desire to ever go back to cartridge slop. maybe id still be using them if my face could handle the torture, but safety razors are just better for my skin.

>>18514621
>hobbies
yeah if you're at the point where buying shaving supplies is a """hobby""" that's a problem lol

>>18514697
>develop the proper skills
>I cut myself
bait used to be less brazen

>>18515361
First blades pull, last blade cuts. Finally, the hair retreats underneath the skin because it was pulled.

>>18514572 (OP)
>calling the bast shaving method a meme

it's been a while since the last mandated safety razor bait thread

>>18514572 (OP)
I use this exact razor with cheap supermarket shaving cream and it works perfectly. You ARE warming it up and washing your face with warm water beforehand, right? You aren't putting cold steel on your dry face, are you?

>>18515587
I put cold steel and cold lather on my face and it's ok

>>18515587
i do warm lather and cold water on steel. apparently if you use hot water on the blade and it gets hot you can make it warp. might be bull but i do it and it works fine.

I've never cut myself with Astra blades and I don't really do anything different than if I were to shave with a regular cartridge razor. I don't even do the fancy shit with a brush or the puck soap; it's just barbasol.

>>18515077
which is interesting how in the west the movie stars and chads have that shadow visible making it a "good" thing

wheres in Asia, the perverts and old creepy guys have stubble making it a "bad" thing

I like superman

>>18514572 (OP)
If you have thick beard hair its amazing because it doesn't clog up like shitty disposable razors with multiple blades do

>>18514572 (OP)
I’ve used it since I was 17 I’m 21 now if you know how to shave and aren’t a bumbling retard it works fine I’ve cut my self around 4-5 times in all those years

>>18515486
This is the level of made up in 90s strep throat medicine commercials where you use the "le blue mist magic" to cure your "lightning throat" which you know is inflamed because it glows red. That's what too many Billy Mays commercials does to you.

>>18515807
Theres asian dudes with facial hair now

>>18515239
Don't forget how Gillette tries to trick into thinking a Mach 3 or Fusion 5 lasts for a month of regular shaving, but it'll be dull in a week and a half if you shave every other day.

The only reason expensive multi bladed razors exist is because Gillette's patents for double edge razors expired.

Gillette only starting making plastic reusable crap because they couldn't get licensing fees from everybody who wanted to make a double edge anymore.

>>18515807
So what do asian dudes have? Facial hair? You have that shadow even if you get a BBS. Maybe they laser it?

>>18515955
Just use Schick Hydro

>>18514572 (OP)
viral marketing. no other reason.

>>18516436
Dunno man, I have literally never seen an ad about a safety razor on TV, in video streaming platforms, movies and the like. I do see cartridge razor ads on all of the above and also billboards.

>>18516479
Though you see YouTube videos and reddit communities about safety razors.
And guess what, every YouTube video comes with a discount code.
And every community is partner with many such companies. For example, when razoremporium learned that r/wickededge didn't vouch for him, he contacted them and cried and asked what can I do to make things right!!!

>>18516479
every single social media discussion platform has shills spreading safety razors. i have them and used them. they are dogshit

The humble yellow BIC or bust imo. This single-bladed friend is the only thing I'll use, multiple blades give me ingrown hairs and other nonsense, and these are cheap as chips. I also only shave my upper cheeks and neck, so one of these lasts me a few weeks as I'm not grinding all the thick hair off my face, mustache, etc.

As I understand the single-black safety razor would be about the same (in terms of cheapness and good for sensitive skin) but I just don't see the justification in changing over. I been using my BICcies for years without err

>>18514572 (OP)
>closer shave and less planned obsolescence than electric
>cheaper and less ingrown hairs than cartridge
>harder to fuck up than a straight razor
I dont know what this rabid religious fanbase for safety razors is that you guys keep imagining. People use them because its just an adequate product from before everybody got oneshotted into throwing them away by the most effective marketing psyop in history.
>cuts easily
If this is the case then you might be genuinely very stupid.

>>18516484
>listening to your audience BAD
>you should insult them like gilette does

>>18514572 (OP)
you just have to do things, you know

It takes time and actual effort to learn how to use safety razors correctly so of course the NOW NOW NOW losers and retards on this website would hate them.
All that time on /v/ has taught me this.

>>18516664
>>18516551
Just use a proper cartridge like Proglide or Hydro 5 you retards. And if you're not a poorfag, pic related is the only proper way to shave

>>18516698
nægrœ did you not even read what I wrote? I used fantsy pance razor cartridges like that for years and always got ingrowns or razor burn, and then I took a dermatologists' advice which was to buy the single blade razors, and they work beautifully so I've never looked back. I can afford any razors, I just choose to use the one that works best for me which also happens to be cheaper'n horsecocks >>18516551

>>18516698
Gillette will never get another penny out of me. I'll stick with my safety razor thanks, works just fine for me.

>>18516714
>Gillette
>You mean P&G
>Also included astra, polisilver and who knows what else
The business game is a huge empire. Companies like Gillette don't survive just cause they made a nice razor, they are owned by p&g. Alongside with ariel, gain, tide, always, braun (even fucking tooth brushes), head and shoulders, old spice, Swiffer, crest, oralB, vicks... And many maaany others
And that guy jon r moeller only has a net worth of 53 million compared to other Rich people. We're ants in this world and we're being dominated by fucking emperors

>>18516698
>And if you're not a poorfag
greatest goy

>>18516698
Grand jew

i simply dislike plastic. it's quite easy to use this metal thing instead of plastic razors so that's what i do.

Do black people really have a harder time shaving due to their curly hair, or are they just clumsy?

>>18516484
>>18516544
Right, and yet you actually have to search for shaving paraphernalia discussions to stumble upon one of those advertisements, as opposed to random roadside billboards and TV/streaming platform ads that are relatively random and based on who paid the most to be prioritized.

>>18516551
this is poverty and street scum tier, they literally lose their edge during one single shave session.

>>18516698
yeah no, I'd rather skip giving money to (((gillette)))

>>18516727
in the end it's all blackrock, vanguard and fidelity, but there are middle managers that can suffer if one company sales suffer. that's enough for me.

regarding the shilling, if anything, there is a huge shill campaign against safety razors since there is little profit to be made on that. Anyone who thinks otherwise is very naive at best.

>>18516759
>they literally lose their edge during one single shave session
nope, I use mine for weeks at a time. just the neck and the cheekbones though, my stubble and moustaché I trim and don't shave

>>18516759
>they literally lose their edge during one single shave session.
you're supposed to "sharpen" them back by rubbing them in the opposite direction
I usually rub it against my forearm in between swipes. also helps clean it up
I usually do it while I'm showering, as well, so the warm water constantly running down lubricates it
probably even more important is that I have very little and very weak facial hair to begin with

>>18516894
It's best if you wipe it vertically especially in the shower with warm water running. You should give that a try

>>18516753
>Do black people really have a harder time shaving due to their curly hair
Yes, they are extremely prone to developing ingrown hairs.

>>18514868
guys it's my mom's birthday soon is this a good gift?????

>>18515359
>If that were true, then that is a horrible design
this is why we take the safety razor pill, anon

What's the current meta in safety razors?
Are those merkur futur clones with the flip-top and rolling safety bars any good?
They're like $10.

>>18517925
Just use anything for fuck's sake

>>18516898
oh anon you always say that

>>18514572 (OP)
>doesn't shave as close as a good cartridge
I agree with everything else, but that's simply not true. It definitely gets a closer shave, assuming equal number of passes.
But closer shave = more likely to get cut. That's the tradeoff. It's an inescapable fact of life.
If a cartridge shaves close enough for you, then it's probably the better option, cuz you won't get cut as much. But for me, I prefer a super close shave, so I put up with getting cut now and then.

You do realise you’re in control over how fast you shave. You can do one pass in five minutes. If you’re badly cutting yourself with something called a safety razor you’re a dumb zoomoid

>>18514583
>good cartridges cost a shitton its highway robbery.

so true.
>30-40 bucks for a 4 pack of cringy plastic cartridges for some meme razor handle

cartridges are probably only better if your beard growth is only like 1 day old since you shaved last time. I noticed the safety razor performing a bit better and being more forgiving if you got like 3 days of growth in.

>>18514572 (OP)
>Doesn't shave as close
Literal retard, it all comes down to practice and technique.

>Be me
>Sick of electric shaver
>It works, but inconsistently
>Cartridges are a scam, too fucking expensive
>Canned foam is plastic right into your skin
>Discover safety razors exist
>Start out slow and careful, get the occasional cut or nick
>Two passes with the grain one against
>Time passes, get better at it
>One pass with one against the grain and I'm golden

Literally takes me 5 mins to shave including prep time for brush...etc
And mind you, I do it ambidextrously. Mostly because only recently did I discover I'm left-handed but back at Catholic School they forced me to learn to "be right handed", you know, because of the devil and sheeeit.

P.S.: you're retarded of you're using a badger hair or synthetic brush, pig/board hair or bust.
>inb4 pighair is too rough
Grow up, sissy, get thicker skin.

>>18514752
Some blade recommendations since I've had the same issue with blade dullness:
>Eddison
Good blades, dodgy QC (sometimes an entire packet is shot), made by kikes.
>Parker
Really good blades, less than average number per packet (5 instead of 10), lasts 6-7 shaves if dried correctly (I replace once a week).
>Derby Extra
Turkish, cheap AF, surprisingly OK QC (one bad blade in every 5 or 6 packets).
Dulls more slowly, though highly prone to rusting if not dried).

I usually alternate between the Parkers (very smooth) and the Derby's.

>>18515248
Partly true, some manufacturers are still using straight carbon-steel.
Mostly based in Turkey and Egypt.

>>18518324
>because of the devil and sheeeit
People convinced the black man he's right handed and years later he found out he's left handed

>>18518324
>P.S.: you're retarded of you're using a badger hair or synthetic brush, pig/board hair or bust.
>>inb4 pighair is too rough
>Grow up, sissy, get thicker skin
So... Are you saying that I shouldn't use any brush, or that I should use a boar? Because the way you wrote it, it sounds like you're shitting on all of them, but then you say grow thicker skin to endure boar stiffness.
Classic nigger illiteracy

>>18514572 (OP)
You are retarded. I havent had to spend money on shaving in four years, and I have to shave quite often for work. It takes me five minutes to get a nice clean shave so you must be doing something very wrong. It takes a few weeks to get a hang of it, so maybe you should git gud before complaining.

>>18514572 (OP)
just buy a cheap razor anon, the orange bic ones are always a good cheap option

>>18514615
exactly.. a cartridge razor will not get as close of a shave as a safety razor with even a half decent blade.
there is a learning curve, but its literally just a week of using it and you get the hang of it.

>>18518695
You can also buy a cheap plastic double edge safety razor. They're much easier to shave with because they're lightweight just like cartridge razors. Practice using it and then upgrade to a metal one if you feel like it.

imagine using the same razor implement women use to shave their legs.. LOL. I bet you cartridgefags use skintimate as a lather also.

>>18518709
are they actually? how do you shave with them

>>18518719
Like with all double edge safety razors, you first need to get the angle right. But once you've got that down,, they're easier to handle because when using metal razors a lot of noobs end up pressing too hard because of their weight and cut themselves. But plastic DE razors feel a lot like cartridge razors ergonomically.

>>18517925
Please don't turn this preference into a reddit-tier "hobby"" like everyday carry.
Butterfly safety razors are a bit less safe but shave close because there is more razor blade edge protruding, then come closed comb safety razors, then open comb ones. No need to complicate it further.

>>18518330
Know a good brand? I have been thinking of trying to sharpen blades further with a vintage sharpener.

>>18518709
This is literal kinder-egg-tier garbage which you can't even keep assembled. This could literally disassemble while shaving and cut your entire face off. I wish I never knew this disgrace existed, you take a proper metal safety razor that can last you several generations and enshittify it to a plastic throwaway doodad cartridge-razor-lookalike, the low quality of which is the prime reason people opt for safety razors.

>>18519339
>Please don't turn this preference into a reddit-tier "hobby"" like everyday carry.
it's way too late for that, there's an entire cottage industry around retards turning shaving into a lifestyle hobby

>>18519344
no it doesn't
even the plastic hinge thing that you think would break easily from changing blades doesn't come apart for years
what kinda gaping mouth bugman thinks they'll cut their entire face off with a tiny blade

>>18519822
>even the plastic hinge thing that you think would break easily from changing blades doesn't come apart for years
A real safety razor doesn't come apart for generations.
>what kinda gaping mouth bugman thinks they'll cut their entire face off with a tiny blade
That was an obvious exaggeration figure of speech and you know very well what I meant. You could slash your face when your glorified lego toy disassembles unexpectedly.

>>18519825
well you're clearly losing your shit over not getting your diamond studded titanium toy which you want NOW

>>18519825
>doesn't come apart for generations
there's tons of amazon reviews for all every brand of safety razor detailing how they only last a few years because the screw post will completely detach from the shave head and render it useless
they're chinesium pot metal, not exactly heirloom quality

>>18514572 (OP)
I couldn't be bothered buying more cartridges so I've been shaving with the same blade(feather) for about 5 months
I don't use shaving cream either, I just need to hydrate and warm my skin for like 5 minutes

>>18514572 (OP)
People who use safety razors have irrational risk preferences. Because with a modern cartridge razor, you just never cut yourself in the course of shaving. Cartridge razors have like a 99.99% no-cut rate.

Safety razors, on the other hand *can* also have a high no-cut rate -- but only under ideal conditions. Running late for work? Just woke up? hungover? Distracting sounds from another room? All of these things can make you less attentive, even just for a moment -- and that's all it takes to angle it wrong and cut yourself.

Yes, I understand the cuts are small and stop hurting quickly. But they do hurt, and they do bleed. To a rational person, that risk is simply not worth the increased "closeness" (debatable) of the shave.

>>18519896
teenage girls cut themselves up with razors on purpose and grown men are afraid of a tiny little nick that's hilarious

>>18519835
No, I am criticizing a product that is not only a cheap excuse for the real thing, but right out dangerous.
>>18519839
Yeah, if you drop them repeatedly they might bend or break, but this is not ordinary wear-and-tear. Don't do it and you will be fine. I had a butterfly safety razor I got for 7 dollars that lasted me 4 years and then I tossed it because I wanted a differently-shaped one, the previous one was still working fine.

>>18519994
>No, I am criticizing a product that is not only a cheap excuse for the real thing, but right out dangerous.
*outright

>>18519915
Teenage girls slash their wrists and arms, not their face. Your face is the most important part of your identity/appearance. If you don't care about it, then slash your face up with a razor like the Joker and post the results here.

>>18519896
You can also cut yourself with a cartridge razor if you are not paying attention. Also, it's not that big of a deal.

>>18520002
grow up retard women rip their facial and pubic hairs out manually through epilation and waxing and you don't hear them being this dramatic

>>18520471
You stupid nigger, women's facial hair are thinner than the hairs that grow on men's arms. They're not the same as beards.

>>18514860
wtf is that?

>>18520812
Batman's official pubes razor.

>>18514572 (OP)
That's absolutely a skill issue, I've been using safety razors for almost 10 years and whenever I go back to cartridge for traveling I remember how shitty they are.

>>18521688
>shitty cartridge
Skill issue, cartridges are the easiest of all

>>18521688
Liar. Cartridge razors are easy af to use. Even a retarded teenager shaving his face for the first time can use them without cutting his face up. Meanwhile, even experienced cartridge users will get multiple cuts when using a safety razor for the first few times.

A cartridge razor gets bad in one use. Safety razor blades are cheap as fuck, even the good stuff like feather and Solingen.

>>18521741
No it doesn't get bad in one use, it goes dull in around 10

>>18521734
>>18521732
I didn't say cartridges were difficult. They are easy. But it's basically impossible to get a close shave without fucking your face up. A safety razor can get a much cleaner shave with only one pass, with the grain.

>multiple cuts when using a safety razor for the first few times.
Wow how about you do it more than a few times and problem solved lol. I only remember getting a little razor burn on my chin and jawline when I started but that never happens anymore.

>>18521778
>it's not difficult actually
>it's hard to shave without injuring the face

I get 12 for $1 and it last the entire season.
I spend $4 on shaving equipment per year.
I shave once a week. Stubble won't even appear for the first two days. I'm 37.

>>18521796
Would you use the same lubricant on your ass? I don't think so. Don't treat your face with less dignity than your treat your ass

>>18514572 (OP)
Skill issues

>>18515072
This. I have been shaving with OP's picrel & feather razors for years. I only ever use each blade twice, or maybe a third time for the first pass with the grain. I never get razorburn, sometimes I get small cuts but that is a skill issue. Pretty sure a 50 pack of feathers cost peanuts... I can't remember the last time I had to buy them, but I am on my last pack...

>>18521818
I still use Barbasol shaving cream, Anon.
Fun Fact: "Barbasol shaving cream" is not a razorblade! It's a shaving cream!

This nigger shaves alright, so don't let me hear anymore that a nigger can't shave without irritation
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uADGPKHqa-c&pp=ygUcU29sZGllciBzaGF2aW5nIHNhZmV0eSByYXpvcg%3D%3D

>>18514572 (OP)
Everything you jus said proves that you suck at shaving and don't realize how much better saftey razors are compared to overpriced, crap, cartridge blades

>>18523009
They're not better, just cheaper

>>18523098
They are better if you are looking for a close shave.

>>18523124
Cartridges provide a closer shave since they pull the hair and cut it which results in the hair retreating below the skin

>>18522127
>>18515072
>0.35 per blade
No thanks, astra greens are around 0.14. I can get about twice the blades that way with the same money

Zoomers need instant gratification, they can’t spend five minutes doing something without looking at tiktok

>>18523140
What does this have to do with the thread?

Can't post mp4 here anymore