What Your Father Didn't Teach You About Shaving

Goodfellas' Smile

I think the Italian wet shaving brands seem to be evolving and improving generally, while still remaining faithful to their heritage. Meanwhile the performance of many of the old school, traditional English brand name products seems to have dropped noticeably over the past few years.

Goodfellas’ Smile have been making a bit of a splash in the wet shaving world recently and they just got a US distributor.

Jay Harrell got a jar of a few of their shave soaps and here he goes into his impressions here (by coincidence I got a jar too and I mention my thoughts as well):

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Goodfellas' Smile has also been making some really interesting-looking safety razors, too. In fact, some models sold out shortly after their launch. But one popular razor that is still available is the Valynor razor, and I got a chance to put one through its paces:

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Big Razor

Shaving companies purposefully design razors for short-term use and require frequent cartridge replacements, contributing to unnecessary waste and environmental harm.

Otto Wright describes three cynical practices from “big razor.”

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