I switched because of ingrown hairs using Dollar shave club. I really like how making the switch to safety razors is actually going back in time. We're rediscovering what our Grandfather did.
Hafa Adai from Guam, loving the channel 👍. Best start eachday, a REAL SHAVE. Been using straight razors since I found your channel this year, never turning back!
Hello David. So good to hear the surgery went well. In fact you look quite recovered surprisingly. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Thank you for the video.✌🏾
In a recent Henson ad, the CEO indicated they have sold over 100,000 units with a return rate of less than 1%. That's a lot of new traditional wet shavers.
It's great to see you back from the surgery! Enjoy a good rest and smooth recovery! Also don't rush too much with the videos while recovering - we can wait :)
I made the switch about a month ago…because of your vids. Sounds over the top but it’s literally changed my life, no more irritation and ingrown hairs. Also like u said, things like post shave balm and alum block makes a huge difference. I still had slight irritation after using a safety razor but once I started adding the post shave products….ZERO IRRITATION! I use Nivea foam for shaving my head with a leaf razor but might try the twig and also get their soap that you’ve recommended. Thanks again David, keep the vids coming! All the best from the UK🇬🇧
I switched specifically because of the plastic waste that cartridge shaving generates. Same with shaving cream and aftershave. All with the aim to reduce waste. Side note: Had my first shave with the Leaf Twig yesterday and it was like shaving with buttuh, compared to my Weishi DE razor. Far less effort. Near zero irritation. Will be getting consistent bbs shaves with it in no time. Have the Henson AL13 and Rockwell 6c coming up for Xmas. Really looking forward to comparing them. Thank you for all of your recommendations and your great and informative videos! They've really helped me kickstart my journey.
I figured I'd let you know. I bought the Rockwell 6C because of your videos. I had my first shave with it today. Very easy two pass shave on my neck, chin, and mustache. Three pass shave on my cheeks. Easy to find the right angle. I actually listened to what the razor was doing as much as by feel. I think I like the Rockwell more than my Supply SE. Thanks for the honest videos.
Made the switch a few months ago and don’t regret it. Get better shaves. A little more money upfront but have not spent as much as I would have using the Gillette fusion. I started with the leaf twig and have gotten the Henson mild. Love both. I followed your recommendation and got the verity pack of blades. Have had the best shaves since.
Made the switch to a safety razor in October 2023 and I can tell you with certainty, I'll NEVER go back to cartridge razors ever again. Wet shaving has been a joyful bliss. It has made the mundane task of shaving into an enjoyable and relaxing one. I actually LOOK FORWARD to my next shave all the time, it's crazy. My skin looks healthier, my shaves are a lot more cleaner, the financial savings from those bloody expensive cartridges can go towards this new "hobby". I'm just using an Omega shaving cream as a starting point (which has been great!) but I'm itching to dive into the vast world of scented shaving soaps. Gifting myself an Executive Man by Stirling this Christmas.
Hi I totally agree and love what you say. I have got to ask ….how do I approach going on a plane ? I am not trying to be rude or be a wiseass but I want to know do I use DS razor I risk getting confiscated by Customs or do I use the old Mach 3 . I would be grateful for some insight and opinion on this. Thanks🌚
Every single piece of advice is 100% true, do your self a favor and do the switch. A little after a year of mine I can tell my skin is way better and never have a closer shave, I will never go back to cartridge razors. Thanks David at Ohio shaves.
I have had my Merkur 33C for 3 years. I got my third 2 pass shave from a Lord Platinum blade today. 2 or 3 days growth each time. My post shave ritual is just a cold water rinse and then Aveeno moisturizing lotion. I bought Wilkinson Sword shave soap that lasted more than 8 months. I also have Proraso Red and Green shave soap (I prefer the red.) I had 2 different Gillette Astra razors that I used for about 20 years. Then I used Fusion cartridge razors for a few years until I got sick of paying close to $20 for replacement blades. For 5-10 years before I switched to wet shaving, I was just using the most inexpensive disposable razors I could find-- store brand or Bic or Gillette (when they went on sale.) I can get 4-5 shaves out of a blade before I need a new one. I like Feather Blades the most, but I don't think I'll pay $49 (Cdn) for 100 of those again when I'm happy with less expensive blades.
I never had problems with cartridge razors. Didn't know any better. I just wanted to change it up. 20+ years using the same thing, was bored. Shaving was a chore, boring, hated doing it, and I fancy a clean shaven face. I was on Instagram looking at photos of some scantily clad attention ho and a Supply ad popped up. Gave it a shot. I couldn't use the thing right, from cartridges to a single edged blade. I ignored the texts with links to videos, then you tubed how to use it and that's when I learned I was doing it all wrong all these years. Your vids popped up, Geofatboy, Sinatra Lennon, mad scientist of wetshaving, matt from razor emporium, My whole shaving world just opened wide open. It was like I was in the shaving Matrix. Saw dudes actually enjoy shaving. Mind blown. After botching a few shaves, but man after I got my first kick ass smooth shave, it was all over. Wish I had seen a vid like this years ago- Keep doing The Lords work-
@@OhioShaves Bought a merkur 34c and a rockwell cause of you- saw that one vid early on where your wearing a titleist hat. Once I got that first awesome shave, I dropped like 500 buying different razors....
Greetings from Norway to all wet shavers! Because of the extremely poor performance of cartridge razors, I have used a machine for the last 15 years, but I am very happy to have discovered the world of wet shaving. It is a nice sensory experience, it is a skill to be honed and there is so much variety. I bought my first safety razor in may of this year, at a blade shop in Zaragoza, Spain. Unbeknownst to me, it was the Merkur 15C, quite an aggressive razor. After many failed attempts, I am now very close to getting a three pass shave without irritation, feels great!
@@OhioShaves True, it's not ideally for a beginner, but I didn't know I had an aggressive razor until just recently. I think my lack of knowledge took a lot of guesswork out of it; I just assumed this was what wetshaving was like and that I needed more practice. In hindsight, the aggressiveness of the razor may have helped me develop a feel for it faster. Perhaps knowing that there were less aggressive razors out there would have made me blame the razor and made me want a less aggressive one, when in truth what matters is knowledge and skill. And an aggressive razor really motivates you to do everything correct, get that angle right and apply the correct pressure. :D I only have that one razor, the 15C, and will probably stick with that until I can get damn fine shaves every single time. Now, every 2/3 shaves I get some irritation, or I nick myself, or something. In the meantime I'm exploring what different blades, soaps and brushes can do for me, which is very enjoyable. Variety is part of what makes this interesting.
Great follow up. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience. I agree that using a aggressive razor does make you well aware of what you were doing and you’re just not trying to speed through a shave. I like the way you explain that. Thanks for all your support.
I'd like to see a cartridge user refute any of what you've been saying. Traditional safety razor shaving starts out to save money and to get a better shave. It quickly becomes a hobby instead of a chore. We forget about saving money and fall down the rabbit hole. Fortunately, for most of us, it only lasts a couple of years. In my case, I have enough blades, shaving soaps/creams, splashes, and balms to last several years. (I won't mention how many safety razors and brushes I have.) But I will admit that every once and a while I fall off the wagon. The other good news is we now have so many suggestions for birthday, Father's Day, and Christmas. BTW, David, I must have missed that you had surgery. Hope all is well.
Just picked up a Muhle R89 and it was outstanding! Used a Wilkinson Sword blade and it was smooth, smooth, smooth!😊 I started my journey a couple of years ago and have noticed better skin on my face and neck. It is Zen, no doubt!🙏
David, I was eating my lunch(Italian Beef) when I saw 0:16 . C'mon Man! 🤣🤣 Great video man ! Keep speaking truth ! When I used cartridge razors I hated shaving...skin irritation, tugging, pulling, and expensive cartridges. When I made the switch to safety razor and good soaps I actually enjoy shaving. I can shave ten days of growth with EASE using the most mild safety razors.
Looks great as always. Never looking back after making the switch. Glad you are on the mend. Better watch your back though - Gillette and Bic will have it out for you !!😂
@@OhioShaves amen to that. Have had some of the best customer service from the small business owners like Leaf and Stirling. I will keep going back to them again and again.
I am definitely saying no the cartridges I went on your recommendation on the Rockwell 6c and I am loving the shave that I am getting from it I appreciate it thanks for the information it was very helpful
I've been watching you from almost day one David. I love your channel and know what you're all about. But I have to laugh. In this video, you're preaching the joys of wet shaving to the unconverted with a pretty good amount of facial hair in evidence.😊😊
100% Once you switch and get through the initial learning curve, you will not go back to 🪒. Thanks David for your channel, it's in my top 3 channels to recommend to a new wet shaver. 💈🇨🇦
Must be honest, I am now about half a year in on DE shaving, and still get razor burns and blate chatter... I shave my head with a gillette knack, and ordered a henson medium this black friday. Being from Israel I can expect some waiting before it arrives but can't wait to try it. Wish you a quick recovery and good health
Switched two years ago from electric to safety razor. So the learning curve was much steeper for me and felt unnatural. But like you said the learning process is a fun process. My go to is actually a cold water shave (even during the winter months). Rockwell 6C with Astra greens 3 pass shave - 5 plate, 4 plate, 3 plate. Thanks for the videos. Speedy recovery my friend! #makethechangetoDE
Great story. I love to read about other people’s journey. I know everyone else does as well. Thanks for helping in the #makethechange2DE razors I like that. Thanks for the help
I used to just lay it on a flat surface and rub it off with my fingertip. It seems to ball up easier than trying to scrape it off with another blade. Now I just stay away from blades that have glue.
We gotta reach out to the people that forced restaurants to switch to crappy paper straws and removed plastic bags from grocery stores. At least if they forced this switch it would be a positive 😅✊🏼
Time to save and shave with the big dogs! It's easier, smoother and way more enjoyable. And don't worry, you'll eventually be able to crawl out of the rabbit hole!
Здравствуйте сэр!Спасибо за ваши видео.Подписываюсь под каждым словом!Только будьте осторожны, чтобы главы больших корпораций не сделали вам как Джимми Хоффа😂😂😂😂❤
@@OhioShavesI’m 81 and having the time of my life DE wet shaving. BTW, the only razor I have over $100.00 is my 1961 Gillette Slim. (Had it Rhodium plated at Razor Emporium) I try to follow the “kiss” principle (Keep it Simple Spencer)🤠
Not the Best Quality video but this is all I've got after surgery. Five days in and doing great.
Take care of yourself take a break if you need or slow down, we'll be here when you get back
Sounds like your surgery went well. Glad you're on the back side of it and on the mend.
😮... I hope you recover well 🙏🏼.
Hope you are feeling better now and recovering nicely.
Doing great thanks
I switched in March and will never go back. I love shaving now.
Same here. Thanks for your support
Made the switch back in 2016 and haven't had to buy soap or blades in many years Amazing shaves and I love the various scents too.
That’s great to hear. Thanks for your support.
Just received the Rockford 6C..I’m in love..and it’s my first day of DE shaving..like I too had the “zen” moment..wow I’m never going back!!
So good. Thanks for letting us know and your support
The 6C is a good choice.
Made the switch in July and am never looking back (except to make fun of how bad carts are)
Nice. Thanks for your support
Great video. right on.😀💈💈💈
Let’s Go. I’m on a mission💈👍
I switched because of ingrown hairs using Dollar shave club. I really like how making the switch to safety razors is actually going back in time. We're rediscovering what our Grandfather did.
Great story. Thanks for your support
Hafa Adai from Guam, loving the channel 👍. Best start eachday, a REAL SHAVE. Been using straight razors since I found your channel this year, never turning back!
👍Thanks for your support.
Hello David. So good to hear the surgery went well. In fact you look quite recovered surprisingly. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Thank you for the video.✌🏾
Thanks for the encouragement.
In a recent Henson ad, the CEO indicated they have sold over 100,000 units with a return rate of less than 1%. That's a lot of new traditional wet shavers.
Sure is. Great razor
It's great to see you back from the surgery! Enjoy a good rest and smooth recovery! Also don't rush too much with the videos while recovering - we can wait :)
Thanks brother
I made the switch about a month ago…because of your vids. Sounds over the top but it’s literally changed my life, no more irritation and ingrown hairs. Also like u said, things like post shave balm and alum block makes a huge difference. I still had slight irritation after using a safety razor but once I started adding the post shave products….ZERO IRRITATION! I use Nivea foam for shaving my head with a leaf razor but might try the twig and also get their soap that you’ve recommended. Thanks again David, keep the vids coming! All the best from the UK🇬🇧
Good read. Thanks for your support
I switched specifically because of the plastic waste that cartridge shaving generates. Same with shaving cream and aftershave. All with the aim to reduce waste.
Side note: Had my first shave with the Leaf Twig yesterday and it was like shaving with buttuh, compared to my Weishi DE razor. Far less effort. Near zero irritation. Will be getting consistent bbs shaves with it in no time.
Have the Henson AL13 and Rockwell 6c coming up for Xmas. Really looking forward to comparing them.
Thank you for all of your recommendations and your great and informative videos! They've really helped me kickstart my journey.
Thank you much my friend. I’m glad you followed up with your shaving experiences as well. Say in touch
I also own a Henson medium (++) and a Rockwell 6C. Let us know which one you prefer.
Glad you are recovering from your operation. Love your sales pitch. It's flawless. Sell it brother!
Thanks my friend. I’m on a mission to get everyone to switch.
I figured I'd let you know. I bought the Rockwell 6C because of your videos. I had my first shave with it today. Very easy two pass shave on my neck, chin, and mustache. Three pass shave on my cheeks. Easy to find the right angle. I actually listened to what the razor was doing as much as by feel. I think I like the Rockwell more than my Supply SE. Thanks for the honest videos.
Welcome. Great choice. Rockwell razor are smooth. Thanks for your support
I agree with you. Meet the safety razor as a head shaver and forever the cartridge is goodbye. I will always support you. ^^
Thank you
You're right. I switched over about 2 years ago, and will never go back to cartridges. Plus, its cool using an old Fat Boy thats older than me.
That is very cool, my friend. What belayed do you like in your fat boy
My favorite shave soap so far is the rockwell soap in the wood bowl. It is Barbershop scent, and a bit peppery.
Great soap
Made the switch a few months ago and don’t regret it. Get better shaves. A little more money upfront but have not spent as much as I would have using the Gillette fusion. I started with the leaf twig and have gotten the Henson mild. Love both. I followed your recommendation and got the verity pack of blades. Have had the best shaves since.
That is great news. Thanks for sharing your experience from making the switch to a DE razor. Thanks for your support to you my friend.
All the best for a speedy recovery! Take care
I appreciate that. Thank you so much.
🙌 Preach on! Can I get an Amen in here?!
💈👍 Thanks my brother
Made the switch to a safety razor in October 2023 and I can tell you with certainty, I'll NEVER go back to cartridge razors ever again. Wet shaving has been a joyful bliss. It has made the mundane task of shaving into an enjoyable and relaxing one. I actually LOOK FORWARD to my next shave all the time, it's crazy. My skin looks healthier, my shaves are a lot more cleaner, the financial savings from those bloody expensive cartridges can go towards this new "hobby". I'm just using an Omega shaving cream as a starting point (which has been great!) but I'm itching to dive into the vast world of scented shaving soaps. Gifting myself an Executive Man by Stirling this Christmas.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Just another confirmation that making the switch has a huge impact on your life. Thanks for your support.
Hi I totally agree and love what you say. I have got to ask ….how do I approach going on a plane ? I am not trying to be rude or be a wiseass but I want to know do I use DS razor I risk getting confiscated by Customs or do I use the old Mach 3 . I would be grateful for some insight and opinion on this. Thanks🌚
You can’t carry on blades. And some razors do get confiscated with carry-ons. You can check a bag in and you’re 100% OK
Thanks for the reply
@maxshade2935 👍
Every single piece of advice is 100% true, do your self a favor and do the switch. A little after a year of mine I can tell my skin is way better and never have a closer shave, I will never go back to cartridge razors. Thanks David at Ohio shaves.
Welcome. Great review. Thanks for the support
Another great video especially after a surgery. Keep it up and get well soon!
Thanks my brother 🏆
I have had my Merkur 33C for 3 years. I got my third 2 pass shave from a Lord Platinum blade today. 2 or 3 days growth each time. My post shave ritual is just a cold water rinse and then Aveeno moisturizing lotion. I bought Wilkinson Sword shave soap that lasted more than 8 months. I also have Proraso Red and Green shave soap (I prefer the red.) I had 2 different Gillette Astra razors that I used for about 20 years. Then I used Fusion cartridge razors for a few years until I got sick of paying close to $20 for replacement blades. For 5-10 years before I switched to wet shaving, I was just using the most inexpensive disposable razors I could find-- store brand or Bic or Gillette (when they went on sale.) I can get 4-5 shaves out of a blade before I need a new one. I like Feather Blades the most, but I don't think I'll pay $49 (Cdn) for 100 of those again when I'm happy with less expensive blades.
Great Input. Thanks for sharing your journey with us. It is greatly appreciated by all.
I never had problems with cartridge razors. Didn't know any better. I just wanted to change it up. 20+ years using the same thing, was bored. Shaving was a chore, boring, hated doing it, and I fancy a clean shaven face. I was on Instagram looking at photos of some scantily clad attention ho and a Supply ad popped up. Gave it a shot. I couldn't use the thing right, from cartridges to a single edged blade. I ignored the texts with links to videos, then you tubed how to use it and that's when I learned I was doing it all wrong all these years. Your vids popped up, Geofatboy, Sinatra Lennon, mad scientist of wetshaving, matt from razor emporium, My whole shaving world just opened wide open. It was like I was in the shaving Matrix. Saw dudes actually enjoy shaving. Mind blown. After botching a few shaves, but man after I got my first kick ass smooth shave, it was all over. Wish I had seen a vid like this years ago- Keep doing The Lords work-
That’s a great endorsement. Thanks for all of your support and sharing with the community.
@@OhioShaves Bought a merkur 34c and a rockwell cause of you- saw that one vid early on where your wearing a titleist hat. Once I got that first awesome shave, I dropped like 500 buying different razors....
Rabbit hole is real. Your definitely all in now. Congratulations and thanks for your support.
Preach it, Reverend!! Amen!!
Thanks brother
I'm in wet shaving since Apr. '22 and pretty happy 😊. Tatara Masamune my favorite, Rockwell 6S polished my 2nd 👍🏼
Two winners in my book. Thanks for your support
Greetings from Norway to all wet shavers! Because of the extremely poor performance of cartridge razors, I have used a machine for the last 15 years, but I am very happy to have discovered the world of wet shaving. It is a nice sensory experience, it is a skill to be honed and there is so much variety. I bought my first safety razor in may of this year, at a blade shop in Zaragoza, Spain. Unbeknownst to me, it was the Merkur 15C, quite an aggressive razor. After many failed attempts, I am now very close to getting a three pass shave without irritation, feels great!
Hi Norway. I haven’t tried the 15C. Sounds like it’s pretty aggressive and for beginners to stay clear? What’s your daily razor?
@@OhioShaves True, it's not ideally for a beginner, but I didn't know I had an aggressive razor until just recently. I think my lack of knowledge took a lot of guesswork out of it; I just assumed this was what wetshaving was like and that I needed more practice. In hindsight, the aggressiveness of the razor may have helped me develop a feel for it faster. Perhaps knowing that there were less aggressive razors out there would have made me blame the razor and made me want a less aggressive one, when in truth what matters is knowledge and skill. And an aggressive razor really motivates you to do everything correct, get that angle right and apply the correct pressure. :D
I only have that one razor, the 15C, and will probably stick with that until I can get damn fine shaves every single time. Now, every 2/3 shaves I get some irritation, or I nick myself, or something. In the meantime I'm exploring what different blades, soaps and brushes can do for me, which is very enjoyable. Variety is part of what makes this interesting.
Great follow up. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience. I agree that using a aggressive razor does make you well aware of what you were doing and you’re just not trying to speed through a shave. I like the way you explain that. Thanks for all your support.
Yes all right Mr 👍
Thanks👍
I'd like to see a cartridge user refute any of what you've been saying. Traditional safety razor shaving starts out to save money and to get a better shave. It quickly becomes a hobby instead of a chore. We forget about saving money and fall down the rabbit hole. Fortunately, for most of us, it only lasts a couple of years. In my case, I have enough blades, shaving soaps/creams, splashes, and balms to last several years. (I won't mention how many safety razors and brushes I have.) But I will admit that every once and a while I fall off the wagon. The other good news is we now have so many suggestions for birthday, Father's Day, and Christmas. BTW, David, I must have missed that you had surgery. Hope all is well.
Well said. I had a total hip replacement done five days ago. I had the best surgeon in Ohio. My recovery is gonna be quick at 6 to 8 weeks
@@OhioShaves Good to know you are on the mend. Physical therapy always helps! Take care.
Just picked up a Muhle R89 and it was outstanding! Used a Wilkinson Sword blade and it was smooth, smooth, smooth!😊 I started my journey a couple of years ago and have noticed better skin on my face and neck. It is Zen, no doubt!🙏
💯That is so special. Thanks for sharing.
David, I was eating my lunch(Italian Beef) when I saw 0:16 . C'mon Man! 🤣🤣 Great video man ! Keep speaking truth !
When I used cartridge razors I hated shaving...skin irritation, tugging, pulling, and expensive cartridges. When I made the switch to safety razor and good soaps I actually enjoy shaving. I can shave ten days of growth with EASE using the most mild safety razors.
Thanks, Bryan
Looks great as always. Never looking back after making the switch. Glad you are on the mend. Better watch your back though - Gillette and Bic will have it out for you !!😂
🤣 let’s start the movement. I’m tired of all the bullshit commercials and high pricing.
@@OhioShaves amen to that. Have had some of the best customer service from the small business owners like Leaf and Stirling. I will keep going back to them again and again.
AMEN PREACH IT BROTHER!!!
💈👍
Dave, glad to see you are doing good. I have been spreading the word to make the switch.
Awesome! Thank you!
I am definitely saying no the cartridges I went on your recommendation on the Rockwell 6c and I am loving the shave that I am getting from it I appreciate it thanks for the information it was very helpful
Great to hear! Thanks for your support
I've been watching you from almost day one David. I love your channel and know what you're all about. But I have to laugh. In this video, you're preaching the joys of wet shaving to the unconverted with a pretty good amount of facial hair in evidence.😊😊
🤣 I can't wait to shave it off
Use my leaf twig for the first time yesterday, will definitely take some time adjusting
You will pick it up quick
Amen! Amen! Amen!! Preach my good Sir! 🙂
thanks, brother
I’m glad your surgery went well. You also look like you have trimmed some weight off. You look good, brother.
Thank you much
Well said David
Thanks Wally
You need your get your hands on a lambda razor. It’s an experience you won’t soon forget.
Okay. I’ll look into it. Thanks
@@OhioShaves you will need to sign up for the waiting list
100% Once you switch and get through the initial learning curve, you will not go back to 🪒. Thanks David for your channel, it's in my top 3 channels to recommend to a new wet shaver. 💈🇨🇦
Love the one-finger salute to the man.
Thanks brother
Must be honest, I am now about half a year in on DE shaving, and still get razor burns and blate chatter... I shave my head with a gillette knack, and ordered a henson medium this black friday. Being from Israel I can expect some waiting before it arrives but can't wait to try it.
Wish you a quick recovery and good health
The Henson is the number one selling safety razor as you probably already know that's why you purchased it. I'm sure. My prayers are with you.
@@OhioShaves Thank you very much.
Actually it's more because of reviews like yours that made me buy it, not just for it's sales 😅
Switched two years ago from electric to safety razor. So the learning curve was much steeper for me and felt unnatural. But like you said the learning process is a fun process. My go to is actually a cold water shave (even during the winter months). Rockwell 6C with Astra greens 3 pass shave - 5 plate, 4 plate, 3 plate. Thanks for the videos. Speedy recovery my friend! #makethechangetoDE
Great story. I love to read about other people’s journey. I know everyone else does as well. Thanks for helping in the #makethechange2DE razors I like that. Thanks for the help
What’s your process on taking glue off of razor blade before using it ?
I used to just lay it on a flat surface and rub it off with my fingertip. It seems to ball up easier than trying to scrape it off with another blade. Now I just stay away from blades that have glue.
Thanks Bro 🤙🏽
Yup no brainer just make the switch.
🏆
I started shaving with a safety razor in April this year and I wouldn't go back to catrage razors if you payed me.
P.S like the beard 😂
You the Man. I’m going to shave it off when I can put a little more pressure on my hip.
We gotta reach out to the people that forced restaurants to switch to crappy paper straws and removed plastic bags from grocery stores. At least if they forced this switch it would be a positive 😅✊🏼
Right on. I like the way you think
Time to save and shave with the big dogs!
It's easier, smoother and way more enjoyable. And don't worry, you'll eventually be able to crawl out of the rabbit hole!
Well said
Здравствуйте сэр!Спасибо за ваши видео.Подписываюсь под каждым словом!Только будьте осторожны, чтобы главы больших корпораций не сделали вам как Джимми Хоффа😂😂😂😂❤
Very good point
Nice,nice, nice 🫵🥇💈
Thanks 🤗
Say no to $300.00 razors😂😂
👍😂
I have a few I am going to giveaway
@@OhioShavesI’m 81 and having the time of my life DE wet shaving. BTW, the only razor I have over $100.00 is my 1961 Gillette Slim. (Had it Rhodium plated at Razor Emporium) I try to follow the “kiss” principle (Keep it Simple Spencer)🤠
@@OhioShaves Put my name in the drawing for the 6C🤠