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  • Bishop12
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    Is this for girls and guys? I use an electric shaver for my legs..

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  • Ochayebeers
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    I use old school double-edged razors. About £10 for 100!

    Mach 3's gave me razor burn so by switching to the old ones and using an old fashioned brush and lather I have saved money and I get a comfier shave!

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  • J.Apple902
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    found what i was looking for

    Dollar Shave Club and im pretty sure they are legit... regardless I'm trying them out soon I believe

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  • J.Apple902
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    Originally posted by nck4857 View Post
    I buy the 52 pack of Gillette's from Costco for around $15 and use about one a week.
    awesome. i need to get a membership

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  • nck4857
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    I buy the 52 pack of Gillette's from Costco for around $15 and use about one a week.

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  • bjl584
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    Originally posted by irmanator View Post
    look for coupons, alot of times there are good coupons that combined with them being on sale at walgreens or cvs are almost free. (couponmom.com) I do this all the time and have quite a stash put aside because I buy them when on sale weather I need them NOW or not.
    I will look into that. Thanks!

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  • irmanator
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    Originally posted by bjl584 View Post
    I use a Mach 3. I don't like electric razors. The Mach 3 gives me a good shave. The blades are a bit on the expensive side, but the cheap throw away razors cut my face up and the electric razors give me irritation. At some point, my comfort has to trump the few dollars I'd save by not using the better razor.
    look for coupons, alot of times there are good coupons that combined with them being on sale at walgreens or cvs are almost free. (couponmom.com) I do this all the time and have quite a stash put aside because I buy them when on sale weather I need them NOW or not.

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  • bjl584
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    I use a Mach 3. I don't like electric razors. The Mach 3 gives me a good shave. The blades are a bit on the expensive side, but the cheap throw away razors cut my face up and the electric razors give me irritation. At some point, my comfort has to trump the few dollars I'd save by not using the better razor.

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  • disneysteve
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    Originally posted by glycemic View Post
    I used Remingtons for years, but replacement parts cost almost as much as the razor.
    Actually, the razor is usually cheaper than the replacement parts. I've never repaired one. I just replace them.

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  • J.Apple902
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    Originally posted by disneysteve View Post
    I use a Remington electric razor. I think it was about $50 and I've had it for 5-10 years.
    Yes I have a trimmer / buzzer too which I have been using for years and years and subsequently saved me a lot of money. However, I'm a working professional now and I'm going for more of that look and therefore need only suggestions / thoughts on flat steel shaving razors thank you.

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  • glycemic
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    I used Remingtons for years, but replacement parts cost almost as much as the razor. Switched to a Panasonic last year off Amazon and love it. Its a little more (~$70) but has been great and my wife steals it for her legs and likes it more too. Read reviews on Amazon - helpful.

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  • disneysteve
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    I use a Remington electric razor. I think it was about $50 and I've had it for 5-10 years.

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  • J.Apple902
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    no one has a suggestion?

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  • J.Apple902
    started a topic Cost Effective Shaving Razors

    Cost Effective Shaving Razors

    What decent quality razors do you guys use without spending an arm & a leg? There are lots of good ones out there that have really expensive replacements. I need something that is decent and not ridiculously overpriced and therefore cost effective.

    Thanks!
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