- Man up, ignore my "but that's wasteful" habit, and just rinse off the brush after the first pass
I am also doubtful that a single pass with the Claymore gives you a better shave than the RazorHawk after 2+ passes. They are both single edge razors so the technique must be the same although it usually takes me a few shaves to settle into using a different razor. I note that the Claymore is made from stainless steel whereas the RazorHawk is made from aluminium so there must be a isgnificant difference in weight; another factor. I also note the lather was different so it is not really comparing like for like. If gels work best for you than stick with gels. Perhaps your choice of blade may not be ideal either.I find it hard to believe in one pass you can get anywhere near the same quality of shave as with 3 and a different handle.
It is the blade that shaves you - the same blade in each razor should deliver the same quality of shave in one pass, or a similarly improved shave in 3 passes.
It's just lather, soap's cheap, don't worry about it.
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