Razor Blades - Page 2

Bob Dobson · 09-12-2012, 10:49

Which new razor & blades shall I go for?

claytonx · 09-12-2012, 11:36

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson

Which new razor & blades shall I go for?

Big decision only you can make.

Retlaw · 09-12-2012, 12:15

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson

Which new razor & blades shall I go for?

Asda about 10 plastic throwaway razors in a bag as good if not better that some of the fancy ones.
Which will cost quids, with 5 spare blades costing a fortune, and then when you go for some new blades (which don't last long) they have changed the design, or no longer stock them.

Gordon Booth · 09-12-2012, 14:12

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson

Which new razor & blades shall I go for?

Try King of Shaves. Razors and new blades reasonable price and the nearest good shave I've found to Gillette Fusion Powershave. May be a bit hard to find but available on Amazon.
Strangely they get mixed reviews on Amazon but replacement blades get better reviews.
I found a pack of old Bics I must have had for years, thought ideal for holidays,use and throw away so tried one. It was like shaving with a broken bottle. Must have had tough skin, soft beard in those days.

Bob Dobson · 09-12-2012, 20:08

Both Retlaw and Gordon Booth are thick skinned. I'm more delicate - as a lad I used Camay and Imperial Leather - no carbolic for me. I wasn't all that keen on the blocks of soap issued at the baths in St James St.

I share Gordon's opinion on Bics.

Retlaw · 09-12-2012, 20:48

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson

Both Retlaw and Gordon Booth are thick skinned. I'm more delicate - as a lad I used Camay and Imperial Leather - no carbolic for me. I wasn't all that keen on the blocks of soap issued at the baths in St James St.

I share Gordon's opinion on Bics.

Thick skinned, you've a clock like a Rhinocerbuckpig, either use a disc sander or get a cut throat razor & cut your throat, them bic razors at Asda will cope with any thing your ugly mug can grow.

MargaretR · 09-12-2012, 21:11

From the days of the famous 'snog on the stairs' circa 1957, I recall that he has bristles like a porcupine.

I had over done time under a sun lamp and was red skinned before he kissed me, and red raw by the time he stopped.

Gordon Booth · 09-12-2012, 21:11

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson

Both Retlaw and Gordon Booth are thick skinned. I'm more delicate - as a lad I used Camay and Imperial Leather - no carbolic for me. I wasn't all that keen on the blocks of soap issued at the baths in St James St.

You big girls blouse.

cashman · 09-12-2012, 22:13

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson

Both Retlaw and Gordon Booth are thick skinned. I'm more delicate - as a lad I used Camay and Imperial Leather - no carbolic for me. I wasn't all that keen on the blocks of soap issued at the baths in St James St.

Yeh just gone way down in my estimation,I apologise i thought yeh were a man.

Barrie Yates · 10-12-2012, 17:24

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson

Both Retlaw and Gordon Booth are thick skinned. I'm more delicate - as a lad I used Camay and Imperial Leather - no carbolic for me. I wasn't all that keen on the blocks of soap issued at the baths in St James St.

I share Gordon's opinion on Bics.

Bet you didn't use the scrubbing brushes neither