Ok, I am ready to jump in and start scraping my face with style and panache.
My razor was found in an antique store, a Shapleigh that needs to be refurbished. It will be sent to a person who does these things proffesionally.
A few questions arise.
Do I need a shaving mug, or does the soap puck com in a sealable container that acts as a mug, and why can't I just use a coffee cup?
Does the shaving brush have a reasonably long life, or does it have to be replaced evey so often? Do they last months, years, or forever?
Does a razors grind really matter that much, where I will end up with a constant search for the ultimate shaving tool? ( Yes, I know this is a knife forum and there is going to be a whole pile of Razors next to my pile of folders and my pile of fixed blades.) To start, should I try a few different grinds or stick to one grind? Does rocker matter? Does the tip shape matter? Thanks for your answers and opinions.
My razor was found in an antique store, a Shapleigh that needs to be refurbished. It will be sent to a person who does these things proffesionally.
A few questions arise.
Do I need a shaving mug, or does the soap puck com in a sealable container that acts as a mug, and why can't I just use a coffee cup?
Does the shaving brush have a reasonably long life, or does it have to be replaced evey so often? Do they last months, years, or forever?
Does a razors grind really matter that much, where I will end up with a constant search for the ultimate shaving tool? ( Yes, I know this is a knife forum and there is going to be a whole pile of Razors next to my pile of folders and my pile of fixed blades.) To start, should I try a few different grinds or stick to one grind? Does rocker matter? Does the tip shape matter? Thanks for your answers and opinions.