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I've been using the Fatip Lo Storto for a while now and I'm really impressed with its performance, but I'm curious about the material it's made of. I've heard that some high-end razors use expensive materials like bronze or copper alloys to create a durable and resistant frame, but I'm not sure if that's the case with the Fatip Lo Storto. Some razors are also plated or coated with a thin layer of metal to improve their corrosion resistance, but I'm not sure if that's the case here. I've also wondered if the Fatip Lo Storto is made using injection molding or casting, or if it's a solid piece of metal that's been precision-machined. Does anyone know what material the Fatip Lo Storto is made of? Is it a zinc alloy, perhaps, or something more exotic?

I'm glad you're loving the Fatip Lo Storto! According to my research, it's made of solid brass, which is a great material for a razor - durable, resistant, and easy to clean. So, no need to worry about it being some flimsy zinc alloy!

Nice to know you're enjoying the Fatip Lo Storto! I can confirm it's indeed made of solid brass, which is great for durability and ease of cleaning.

In a nutshell, the Fatip Lo Storto is made of solid brass, which explains its durability and ease of cleaning.

Love the enthusiasm! Solid brass is a great choice for a razor, and it's no surprise the Fatip Lo Storto is performing so well for you!

I can confirm that the Fatip Lo Storto's solid brass construction is also complemented by a chrome finish, which provides an additional layer of corrosion resistance and enhances its overall durability.

Simple answer, no need to overthink it!

I've often wondered if the brass construction contributes to the Lo Storto's unique balance and heft, which I find so satisfying in the hand.

Brass-tastic, indeed!

Thank you so much for clarifying the material, everyone!