> My friends love dollar shave club, and I'm like "buy a safety razor for $20-30 bucks and a bulk pack of razor blades and you will set FOR YEARS. I got given

> My friends love dollar shave club, and I'm like "buy a safety razor for $20-30 bucks and a bulk pack of razor blades and you will set FOR YEARS. I got given one of these https://getrockwell.com/products/rockwell-6s-gift-set https://getrockwell.com/products/rockwell-6s-gift-set after I mentioned I wanted a stainless steel one and it was given to me as a gift. Apparently it started from a kickstarter a few years ago https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rockwellrazors/rockwell-razors-shaving-reinvented https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rockwellrazors/rockwell... The person who gave it to me knew I am environmentally conscious. I remember reading that those cartridge razors are really bad for the environment as they are a mix of steel and plastic. Now I can just use regular razor blades https://www.amazon.com/Feather-Razor-Blades-Hi-stainless-Double/dp/B004RWTQTS https://www.amazon.com/Feather-Razor-Blades-Hi-stainless-Dou... $22 for 100. Feels good to not be locked into some proprietary mounting too, kind of the same feeling as using free software. hah. I prefer it to my old Gillete one. More blades is not better, that is all marketing, and they just get clogged, ugh. I don't see how being in a "club" that I have to pay any kind of "annual" fees would help me. The idea is I have reduced my costs significantly and have everything I would want. Occasionally I buy a new tub of shaving cream when I run out. I am adult enough to go "that looks like a nice scent I will try that", and then decide if I want to buy more next time or buy something else. I absolutely detest "monthly" or "weekly" payments of anything. The only exception I make is for utilities, or service contracts. If it's neither of those things why should I pay more than once? or pay for someone to trickle samples out in the post to me?