Shaving - the old fashioned way

[Annette Curtain]

The best in-a-can-by-a-long-shot is....

*drum roll*

http://lh6.googleusercontent.com/public/p18mUvGZkxfugtmPignEO5LqhoPZ3oOwqb2qZv8_Mix3l86RbgORgZM5ZdfvsLKwf2-v_7Tq-nDoYIRpZdI8pOJGLRXDZF20plJwF8EBOzHmSLN-FjxstgqDK0sDzpW2ihAdkqzpBOij-ZkOn_AdLZfTjFZl7J3AYmTsov5IM5AJ-VO8wvcJM1pBTX0fbFUbSI5RGhE2ZMd9EbSPV7q2huWmAhLqagny0A68e9FlQxxO7TnzBNmLJBjC-CoUWw

Face or Legs. It's super moist and smooth

Nette(tu)

[Undisputedtruth]

Have you sourced your blades yet, MM?

[Marmora Man]

Yes - Mercur. At an old fashioned pharmacy on St James' in London.

[Undisputedtruth]

Merkur makes good razors but I think their razor blades are pretty poor. John Lewis used to sell the highly regarded Gillette DE blades in blue packaging and fortunately I bought a load of them before they were discontinued. Just got a few left now. Thankfully, Rye Lane do better blades for less money.

It's worth experimenting with different blades as they make a great difference to the shaving experience. I have several brands at home.

Brixton Market sells a wide variety of blades for a pound or less.

[firth]

its i.n a can its got to be WD40 with such a great unforgettable perfume

[Ant]

I'll just leave these here gents:

http://www.connaughtshaving.com/

http://theenglishshavingcompany.com

Prices and range for both seem fairly decent compared to other sites I've seen.