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> That means the new niche DTC companies will most likely be a worse value to consumers than the established big brands Umm, I bought a no-name (but Gillette-c
by logifail 4y ago
> That means the new niche DTC companies will most likely be a worse value to consumers than the established big brands
Umm, I bought a no-name (but Gillette-compatible!) razor last week while travelling due to having left my usual kit at home.
Having used the no-name one for a week, I can no longer see any reason to pay the extra for a razor brand ever again.
- taeric 4y agoAs someone that has not changed razor blades in 5ish years, I'll warn that you probably can't generalize how well a razor will work for all skin and hair types. I'm thankful that I don't have issues with mine, but I also don't recommend others change. Granted, I haven't looked at prices in a long time. I am mostly assuming not insane costs.
- logifail 4y ago> Granted, I haven't looked at prices in a long time. I am mostly assuming not insane costs I'm not sure what "insane" would mean in this contect, but replacement blades for the no-name Gillette clone I bought are half the price of original Gillette ones. My week using the former showed that, for me at least, the performance of the latter really doesn't justify its price. YMMV.
- taeric 4y agoI haven't bought blades in 5 years; so I don't have a gauge. I was underlining the YMMV for folks. I remember back when I was a lurker. :)