use a cartridge.
Lucky for me i could travel by high speed rail(++), no need to ditch the good razors.
Comment on Wednesday SOTD Thread - October 11, 2023
walden@sub.wetshaving.social 1 year ago
October 11, 2023
- Brush: Stirling 24mm Synthetic
- Blade: Cien Men 2-Blade Cart (2)
- Lather: Barrister & Mann - Cologne Russe - Soap
- Post Shave: allMan - Fearless - Aftershave
I, too, am traveling. I pack full tub(s) of soap, but use a cartridge.
djundjila@sub.wetshaving.social 1 year ago
walden@sub.wetshaving.social 1 year ago
Probably faster, too!
djundjila@sub.wetshaving.social 1 year ago
Uh, it’s just on the edge. It takes me 6 hours from Lausanne to Brussels by train. If you add up getting to the airport, airport hell, flight, and getting to the city, it’s not a big difference timewise, but it’s so much more relaxed and comfortable in the train, it’s not even close. Plus internet during the entire ride.
merikus@sub.wetshaving.social 1 year ago
Yeah. Planes may be quicker technically, but they got nothing on rail for the overall time and experience.
Sadly, in the US our rail system is a joke. The lines are owned by freight companies, who are supposed to yield right of way to passenger rail, but don’t, and the government does nothing.
Getting there several hours late is considered good outside of the northeast; getting there a day or more late isn’t uncommon.
merikus@sub.wetshaving.social 1 year ago
Years ago I heard about people using the Feather Cartridge Razor while traveling and being happy with it.
I always check bags so I just put a razor I don’t much care about in my checked baggage. Typically a Gillette Tech because I have an Altoids travel container for it.
walden@sub.wetshaving.social 1 year ago
Checking bags++
After I started wetshaving I started treating carts like DE blades, meaning I found some that work, and realized some don’t work. I’ve had good cart shaves ever since, especially using my new found DE techniques. The price is still high, but it’s only when I’m traveling.