works well

Good quality?

yep

Neat, I'll try one.

And no you don't need good soap/cream, but it is nice.

I'm not saying go buy Castle Forbes, but a tub of Proraso pays for itself

Hell, if you're US I've got some Coate's taking up space I want to send to a good home for the price of shipping.

I agree, I meant more in the sense of

If you want to try out a safety razor, you don't need to get a brush or great soap

You can do it after, gradually.

Can I just use normie shaving gel?

@Raikon link me up on that shaver, are they on Ali?

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/a/32791325508.html

What does the adjustment do? <:blobthinkingeyes:427568214579609601>

Just get proper razors gents

Yeah, I wanted to ask about that too

Tho i admit that safety ones are good option too

Don't want chink razors, I think

But I'll put them in that chink shaver

The adjustment essentially allows you to choose how aggressive you want the razor to be

Oh, you can make it longer/shorter?

People tend to not recommend adjustible razors to newbies, but you can just set it on like 2 and forget

Figures but I didn't know those things do that

and then adjust it as you shave and get a feel for it

with time

Okay

What razors do you use with that?

I generally use Astra Platinum or Feather blades

off amazon

The razor comes with 5 chink blades, but they aren't bad at all.

Oh, nice

Though
>chink steel

The pasta comes back

I have 1 chink straight razor and it does as good job as <luxury gift name here>

Astra blades are so cheap on amazon, not even worth looking into Ali for cheaper chink steel

Yeah, I don't want chink blades

Just curious which ones to get as I never used them

I didn't cut myself in teenage years so no experience

Do you have that holder? Does it stand properly? @Raikon

Actually, what the fuck do I need a stand for?

Stand is optional mostly. Just makes it look nicer on the counter. Probably helps it dry a bit faster, letting them sit wet is one of the biggest things that dulls blades.