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To: newfreep

Those Feather Blades are sharp enough to split an atom!

Tell me about the Van Der Hagen. What do you like about it?


36 posted on 09/10/2015 5:00:09 PM PDT by Gamecock (Many Atheists: "There is no God and I hate Him!")
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To: Gamecock

The Feathers fit the EJ Chatsworth perfectly - no pressure required as the head is perfectly balanced.

Re: soaps, I’ve tried many of the Italian brands via “ItalianBarber.com”.

A few weeks ago I was running low and just picked up the 3.5oz VdH at Krogers for $4.50. With the Feathers, I get both a SUPER close shave with absolute no irritation.

I do like to soak it in hot water while I shower and, before shaving slap some of the soapy liquid on my face to pre-condition before applying the foam with my brush.

“Nick Shaves” has videos on his YouTube channel and gave a very positive review of the “basic” version of VdH using Feathers. I haven’t tried that version, though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHg9MryNdT0


37 posted on 09/10/2015 5:26:02 PM PDT by newfreep ("Evil succeeds when good men do nothting" - Edmund Burke)
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To: Gamecock
Those Feather Blades are sharp enough to split an atom!

If you can get past the learning curve, there's nothing even close to a Feather Artists Club straight razor with disposable blades. No pull, no burn, no ingrown hairs. Smooth as a baby's bottom: literally.

I use the preshave oil and cream from Art of Shaving. It's more expensive, but worth every penny. Besides, it's never a good idea to cheap out on something you use every day.

38 posted on 09/10/2015 5:28:08 PM PDT by papertyger (Ei incumbit probatio qui dicit, non qui neat. / Proof lies on him who asserts, not on him who denies)
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