I was spoiled today!

[AspenF150]

Originally Posted by onelazydawg

I would also note when using a salon with different associates it is considered appropriate to tip them each seperately

only if there good looking

[wytstang]

Originally Posted by Monte78Carlo2k1

Out of the safety razor in your link. Which do you advise one ,who knows little to nothing about a good shave, on a good safety razor?

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It has the exact same head as the Murker HD which is normally the "newbie" recommended one. The 1904 has the exact same head as the HD just with a different handle and a cheaper price tag. The HD normally sells for $40+. This is the one I have
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Has a longer handle with the Barber Pole design.

[wytstang]

Originally Posted by dmxjg35

I just started wet shaving with a de about a month ago, and I LOVE it, i will never go back to using those multi blade razors again. I stated out with the Merkur "Heavy Classic" (34C) From what ive read that is the best razor to get into de shaving with. I have no problems with it at all, easy to use fits in my hand nice.

Yup that is the one to get started, I just went for the Long Handle model (38C).

[dmxjg35]

Any one use a Merkur slant bar? Im looking at getting one b/c ive heard they are good on tough beards, which mine is really tough no matter what preshave stuff I use.