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I started shaving with a straight razor right around 11 years ago. I learned to shave from SRP and videos like Lynn's on YouTube. I like to think I'm pretty good at using a straight razor now. Some of my other intrests are trail running, reading the classics, hunting/fishing, camping, and canoeing. Oh and whisky and cigars.
Bogie wrote on Lynn's profile.
Lynn
I started this Str8 adventure 20 years ago. I bought a number of blades and used your advice on sharpening them and developed my own technique. I now have about twenty-five old blades and a few customs. I learned a lot here and shared a lot here. My question is, are we, the folks that try to keep the old school shaving options alive and well, are we done and just don't know it quite yet?
I started this Str8 adventure 20 years ago. I bought a number of blades and used your advice on sharpening them and developed my own technique. I now have about twenty-five old blades and a few customs. I learned a lot here and shared a lot here. My question is, are we, the folks that try to keep the old school shaving options alive and well, are we done and just don't know it quite yet?
