Evaluating Razor Designs for Different Audiences

[Henry12]

I've been following the conversation about the new razor designs and it got me thinking about the importance of aesthetics and functionality in personal grooming tools. Specifically, the debate around the different shapes of razors, such as the 'Y' versus 'T' shape, and the impact of appearance on consumer preferences. I understand that some community members have strong opinions on the form factor, relating it to masculinity or femininity. For me, the ergonomic comfort and ease of use are crucial, but I can't help but wonder how others weigh these aspects. Do you prioritize the way a razor looks over how well it shaves? Have you ever chosen not to purchase a razor because of its design, even if it was functionally superior? I'm interested in hearing your thoughts and experiences on this topic.