Everything I gave you was really cheap and I agreed that Art of Shaving sucked

*sighs, leaves topic*

HA HA!


PWNED

My moustache is over 4 feet long

When I tried to shave my beard off the electric shaver-thingy that I've had for over five years started to smoke so I had to build a new one. I ended up with with a $30 trimmer that is crazy good.

I was just ranting about these gay art of shaving stores with all these guys in there acting like they are so sophisticated and from the early 1800's or something even though men in the early 1800's shaved with their boot knife

I find that I can ruin my enjoyment of any product by making the mistake of acknowledging fellow customers.

I wouldn't enjoy a 100 dollar razor and a 30 dollar bottle of lotion even if I was the only customer. But you are right.

Who fricking cares - do whatever whenever with whatever and get that face nice and clean unless you want a beard then in that case don't do that thing.

Possible art of shaving customer identified

Fun fact: The Art of Shaving is owned by the same company that owns Gilette!!

Seriously every single mall around here has one now, and every single mall is filled with hanging posters with different moustache styles advertising the place. Where the frick did this place come from? The adverts are so retarded too.

Never saw it before, now every mall has it!

I need to go to a mall; I have never seen these stores.

Quote from: TheGrandMystic on 23-07-2013, 20:16:09 PM

Who fricking cares - do whatever whenever with whatever and get that face nice and clean unless you want a beard then in that case don't do that thing.

Possible art of shaving customer identified

Never stepped in one before but I stand by my statement:

Shave however / Get clean maybe / Just don't be / Such a / Giant baby / Burma-Shave

i thought only middle school kids went to the mall???

don't forget their parents! in some malls it's required because children are pure evil or something

Steam gift to the first person on the forums to put up a video of him/her shaving.   

I could probably do that at some point

Razor: $30, lifetime
Blades: $20/100pk, ~5 shaves each, so if you shave 3 times per week that's about 3 years worth
Soap: $4, 6 months
Brush: $8

Optional:
Aftershave: $10 (a year maybe? 6 months? I am not sure)
Alum block: $5, 6 months
Liquid styptic: $5, lifetime-ish

So let's say year 1 you have spent ~$90 up front for a years supply of stuff.  After year 2 you have bought two more soap things and some more optional stuff, let's say another $25.  Same thing in year 3, let's add another $25 and maybe you're finally running down on blades.  After 3 years you have spent about $150 on shaving.  You can cut this down a lot more: Amazon sells a good razor for about $3, you can get blades for about $8/100pk and you don't need aftershave either.  If you buy the absolute cheapest razors it's like $5/month?  That's $180 over the 3 years for just the razors, and then a few more bucks for your $1 can of Barbasol.

Anyway there are a lot of variables but it's easy to save money on double edge shaving, and it is a fact that the shaves are much better in the end.  The day after I shave feels like as much stubble as immediately after shaving with disposable razors.

I use a disposable razor and rinse it off and reuse it for about 8-10 months, also i shave right after i get out of the shower so i dont need to use shaving cream.  If you buy a 10 pack of disposable razors you end up spending like $2 a year on shaving crap.
Thats like $6 in 3 years