New Seygusrazor Spain 2015 batch
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That's a 95mm OSS handle on the grey.
The black is jet so it was difficult to show you the fluting - also on the stainless piece, actually.
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I have been trying a LE (OC, long comb) for a Spanish shaving forum (foroafeitado.com) and it's just fantastic. Carl has perfectly described it above!
Heavy but easy to handle. Efficient but mild. A careful mower...
Here you have a pic with the special handle and the two heads, SB and OC.
Heavy but easy to handle. Efficient but mild. A careful mower...
Here you have a pic with the special handle and the two heads, SB and OC.
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I have been trying a LE (OC, long comb) for a Spanish shaving forum (foroafeitado.com) and it's just fantastic. Carl has perfectly described it above!
Heavy but easy to handle. Efficient but mild. A careful mower...
Here you have a pic with the special handle and the two heads, SB and OC.
The SB and OC have the same cap ? Correct ?
So I can use my aluminum cap with the brass OC guard (and vice versa) ?
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I think so, my friend! Yet I'd confirm it with the artisans... just in case...
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That's a 95mm OSS handle on the grey.
The black is jet so it was difficult to show you the fluting - also on the stainless piece, actually.
The golden brass handle is awesome! I tried the Seygus 2016 with this one as well and despite it changed the balance (to more...well...balanced) the shaves were epic! I tend to like heavy headed razors, just a matter of balance, but anyway, I do like this razor. Yes.
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And more info on the razor. The Shaving Evangelist (!) tries it.
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"Meaningless aesthetics"? What on earth can that possibly be supposed to mean?
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Greetings
I think that the brass handle looks like it has been designed by a 60's hippy whilst on a bad 'Acid trip', only surpassed by the spiral fluted brass handle with the weight above it which looks like it belongs on the counter of a traditional sweet shop, to be used for breaking up slabs of toffee!
I am sure though (judging by what I have read) that the razor head, the part that counts is excellent!
Regards
Dick.
I think that the brass handle looks like it has been designed by a 60's hippy whilst on a bad 'Acid trip', only surpassed by the spiral fluted brass handle with the weight above it which looks like it belongs on the counter of a traditional sweet shop, to be used for breaking up slabs of toffee!
I am sure though (judging by what I have read) that the razor head, the part that counts is excellent!
Regards
Dick.
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It means that whatever element or alloy a razor is made of, or whatever color/knurling it has, is as meaningless as the color of an automobile as relates to performance.
A nicely engineered, good looking razor makes you feel happy. I gets you into a calm state of mind and you get a better shave. There.Color me doubtful, but just what does this new DE do for €69 that others don't, other than posses meaningless aesthetics which have nothing to do with performance?
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And go-faster strips make a car go faster because the driver has the mindset. 'Meaningless aesthetics' is an oxymoron.
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Greetings
I had to Google that one!
Regards
Dick.
I had to Google that one!
Regards
Dick.