100 Words 003

Three days in & I find topics to be helpful for these posts. Today’s happens to be shaving. Yesterday you could get the Merkur Classic Straight Safety Razor for $25; I paid $50 and think it was worth every penny.

Not only does it give me the best shave I’ve ever done myself, but razor blades are less than 10 cents each. I’ll be giving the Shark Razor Blades a try next on a recommendation.

I know it’s expensive, but I also recommend the Art of Shaving for cream, pre-shave oil, and after-shave lotion. Seriously great products there. This should get you started.

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