Harry's razors are designed to start ripping after 40+ uses

I recommend all hairy comrades buy an actual double edged safety razor and some razor blades. There's a bit of a learning curve and an upfront cost, but you will get a better shave, for much cheaper, without a ton of disposable plastic waste.

I bought a razor and a decent brush over ten years ago and the only shaving supplies I buy now are the blades which are definitely vegan and cost almost nothing

Why anyone doesn't just use a double edge safety razor is beyond me. You're just throwing money away.

Vegan razors? Why would a razor not be vegan?

Is 40 uses not a lot for a razor? I feel like the blades on mine start dulling well before that.

I miss my straightedge.

consider a foil razor. they're electric but they cut flush with the skin just like a blade. i love mine, i don't know why they're not more popular.

Planned Obsolesence

I literally can't remember the leftist word for a product that's designed to break after some time.

it's designed obsolescence

Have you tried switching to a single-blade safety razor?

But they were made in a german factory!

Anyway this is your sign to get a safety razor.

What the fuck. It never even occurred to me that razors could be not vegan. Looks like I'm switching brands.

I have a Harry's razor for traveling and from my experience the blades are dull well before 40 uses.

My sensitive face is screaming from the thought of using a razor to shave... I tried even straight razor, but notjing gets the job done without a week of suffering afterwards... What am I doing wrong comrades :(

Why would a razor not be vegan? It's metal

Literally the razor and blades pricing model.