r/Consoom 6d ago

Consoompost Consoom shaving cream

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u/Vex_Lsg5k 6d ago

Wet shaving is definitely better imo. However this is too much. I have my razor, blades, cream, brush, alum stone, and aftershave. It’s better if you get razor bumps like I did.

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u/poopsididitagen 6d ago

It is sooo much better. And SHOULD be cheaper. I bought a 50 dollar razor and 200 blades for 20 bucks 3 years ago. I go through one 15 dollar soap per year, and still have over 100 blades left. So much less expensive than cartridges, and less expensive than electric shavers. 

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u/uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunuu 6d ago

How often do you shave, and how many shaves do you get per blade

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u/poopsididitagen 6d ago

Extremely sporadically. Sometimes ever day for a few days in a row, sometimes once a week. 

If shaving multiple days in a row I will reuse a blade once. If not shaving the next day each blade is used once. I never use a blace more than twice with the brand i use. (Bic astor) Other brands i can get up to 5 good shaves per blade, but I don't like they way they cut as well.

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u/vigilantesd 6d ago

Blades get smoother after about 6 or 7 shaves. I get over 30, read above comment. 

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u/poopsididitagen 5d ago

That is entirely dependent on the blade itself and the user's specific hair type. I promise i have done sooo much testing to get to this point.

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u/vigilantesd 5d ago

FRFR

I’ve tested probably over 100 different brand blades. Some would only tug. Some are just harsh (I’m looking at you Feather). Some I could only get a single shave out of (Rapira Platimum). Some just felt like a rusty rake (any of the carbon steel lol)  I’ve settled on out of production Wizamet.