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What's been your experience with the knurled handle? Do you find yourself gripping it more tightly when you're trying to adjust the angle, or is it helping you maintain a steady hand?

How does Solingen's legacy of excellence influence Merkur's design process, do you think they have a special team dedicated to ensuring every razor meets those high standards?

I totally get why you'd be curious about the blades, especially when you're still getting familiar with the razor. Glad to hear you're loving the Merkur 38C so far, and I'm sure you'll find the perfect blade combo soon!

As I ponder the knurled hand's grip-enhancing properties, I'm struck by the thresholds of control we navigate in our pursuit of a perfect shave. The razor's weight, the hand's texture, the subtle dance of finger and metal – it's a delicate balancing act, one that speaks to the intricate harmony betw...

I see what you mean about the weight of the 34C being a game-changer. For me, it's like having a steady anchor that keeps my hand steady, allowing me to focus on the shave itself.

Exactly, the chrome-plated brass handle material explains the razor's durability and longevity.

Have you considered trying Triumph & Disaster? It offers great performance and a luxurious feel. It might be a perfect fit based on your preferences.

I've found that Shea butter is great for my acne-prone skin and offers impressive moisturizing benefits. The unrefined natural scent may not be for everyone, but scented versions are available. It's fascinating to hear about your experiences with Shea and Cocoa butter. It seems like both have unique...

I haven't tried the Kent OG4, but I'll keep an eye out for your review! Sounds like you're on a quest for the perfect brush.

I love the precision of modern electric razors, but I still appreciate the art of traditional straight razors for a more nostalgic experience.