Having given up Cartridge shaving a year ago, i started on DE path, and acquired
2/3 razors,and trialled a few blades. After a while technique improved.
Reading this forum, thought would look at some SE razors for interest sake.I got a
ER featherweight & !912 [ looked daunting ]. got some blades and tried F/Weight
did not get on at all.
Decided after reading TSR,to try 1912. Really great experience. Now getting hooked.
so acquired different razors, including 1924,MM FW, 1914 + Streamline.
After good week with MM FW, decided to try the 1924. Took time loading the blade,
as seems easy to get it mis -aligned, possibly stopper closed up a bit.First strokes
on RH of face, proved to me that this razor needed to be treated with care. This was
proved when crossing from cheek to chin, when i got a small nick.Finished up, with
slight weeper on chin. Did upper lip with DE !! until more adept with the 1924.
Shave was very good and possibly closer than with other SE razors tried so far.
Will carry on with the !924,till blade change time. Then maybe the Streamline Beckons.
2/3 razors,and trialled a few blades. After a while technique improved.
Reading this forum, thought would look at some SE razors for interest sake.I got a
ER featherweight & !912 [ looked daunting ]. got some blades and tried F/Weight
did not get on at all.
Decided after reading TSR,to try 1912. Really great experience. Now getting hooked.
so acquired different razors, including 1924,MM FW, 1914 + Streamline.
After good week with MM FW, decided to try the 1924. Took time loading the blade,
as seems easy to get it mis -aligned, possibly stopper closed up a bit.First strokes
on RH of face, proved to me that this razor needed to be treated with care. This was
proved when crossing from cheek to chin, when i got a small nick.Finished up, with
slight weeper on chin. Did upper lip with DE !! until more adept with the 1924.
Shave was very good and possibly closer than with other SE razors tried so far.
Will carry on with the !924,till blade change time. Then maybe the Streamline Beckons.