Wolfman razor

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Lorenzo44

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Hi IV now had my wolfman razor for around 6 months, it was my dream razor and finnaly managed to get it but it's disappointing me :( I have the WR2 sb1.05 and find you can definitely feel the blade when shaving, it starts of ok but the razor is not that efficient so I need to do a 3 pass and maybe some touch ups to get a BBS this then leads to alot of irritation and my face stings like crazy when I apply my mail grooming after shave. I also find the razor kind of skips abit when shaving. This is really disappointing and I'm now thinking to sell it any help ?
 
Ok I got the 1.05 as didn't think that would be that aggressive as I know people shave with more aggressive wolfmans. That's a good idea but probably won't do it
 
What about testing different blades?
For me personally, Asco and Kai blades work well paired with aggressive razors.
 
Lorenzo44 said:
Hi IV now had my wolfman razor for around 6 months, it was my dream razor and finnaly managed to get it but it's disappointing me :( I have the WR2 sb1.05 and find you can definitely feel the blade when shaving, it starts of ok but the razor is not that efficient so I need to do a 3 pass and maybe some touch ups to get a BBS this then leads to alot of irritation and my face stings like crazy when I apply my mail grooming after shave. I also find the razor kind of skips abit when shaving. This is really disappointing and I'm now thinking to sell it any help ?
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If the razor is skipping that sounds like you need more soap in the brush or you have added too much water, = lack of lubrication
 
jimmyc said:
If the razor is skipping that sounds like you need more soap in the brush or you have added too much water, = lack of lubrication
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Perhaps, but more likely it is caused by either moving the razor too quickly, taking strokes too long, and/or not having the razor flush to one's face.
 
Bogeyman said:
Perhaps, but more likely it is caused by either moving the razor too quickly, taking strokes too long, and/or not having the razor flush to one's face.
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Perhaps, but I find that if I try for an extra pass with a poorly loaded brush I get skipping whether going fast or slow
 
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