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Looks interesting.
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Looks interesting.
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Thank you very much.
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Soon it will be under many brand names, see Foture et al
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That's because they're sold out, wait about a month and they might come back again
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They sell the head separately for £6 delivered, can't see what difference the top cup makes to the Shave TBH.
I had my TOBS mixed with the GFT but it's all YMMV on SOTD..
I had my TOBS mixed with the GFT but it's all YMMV on SOTD..
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FWIW, I had a first issue PAA DOC that was very mild as a shaver, but the theory behind the scalloped top cap is that it leaves a trail of soap behind to permit easier buffing:
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Thanks @Bogeyman, interesting, considering I know of no action that brings the top cup into any meaningful contract with one's face it looks a tad pointless.
Anyhow, how much lather does it leaves behind a stroke compare with a regular OC like a Fatip or Gillette New?
I had my TOBS mixed with the GFT but it's all YMMV on SOTD..
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Wouldn't the blade remove the lather, leaving it 'trail-less' anyway? Genuine question, not being a smartarse.
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It's in the video with closeups how much is left behind. I sold mine (and actually made a profit as the first run was a limited matte finish version
) as it was a strange shaving razor. Weird sort of feel with the DOC. Then again, I don't like OC razors particularly. I would consider trying this new one however on a whim.
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Wouldn't the blade remove the lather, leaving it 'trail-less' anyway? Genuine question, not being a smartarse.
Watch the video I posted as he shows closeups of how much lather the PAA DOC leaves behind.