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Wont regret it. I do recommend picking up a blade sample kit though just so you can find what you like and doing some research on the material of the razor body. Zamak tends to be too brittle and often snaps. Also maggardrazors has many deals so keep your eyes peeled. Think I picked up my first razor for like 20$ at the time it was a fatip classic
Nice thanks for the tips. I'm good waiting for a deal while I use up my disposables.
I still use an old 20s-era Gem that I got at an antique shop for $10. Once you get the shaving technique down it's a nice soothing ritual that ends with a great shave.
Thats awesome did you get it refinished? Be the perfect heirloom to pass down