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How is that safe lol?
Tbf I cut myself enough with modern razors so wouldn't bother with one of them. As for clogging, you have to shave more often to avoid that, I get it as well.
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Ive used my old mans one before and its much nicer and you get a much closer shave but you do have to be careful. I have a tendency to just chuck the razor about lol. Agreed though blades are far too expensive!
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just go electric! or better still, electric beard trimmer!
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I have been trimming for a while because my beard is proper thick, I have to trim it every 2 days but I just feel like a scruffy bastard. I used to use a cut throat, but it took ages, thought this might be a good compromise.
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but on another forum I go on there is a fairly large thread about them ![[Image: Eq4gGTq.png]](http://i.imgur.com/Eq4gGTq.png)
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