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Part of the draw of a safety razor is the weight. You aren't supposed to push it against your face, just let it glide across your skin with its own weight pushi
by VoiceOfWisdom 7y ago
Part of the draw of a safety razor is the weight. You aren't supposed to push it against your face, just let it glide across your skin with its own weight pushing down. By going to a plastic body you lose that weight, and have to replace it with applied pressure. Requires more dexterity than just letting the razor glide.
- canada_dry 7y ago> the draw of a safety razor is the weight. Yes, I agree. It would require - at least - adding a metal/lead core to the handle to give it some heft.