WLDOHO Safety Razor Shaving Routine // Plastic-Free Shaving Experience with WLDOHO

[@StrollingThroughLife]

Have you tried using a safety razor??

[@houseofsolomon2440]

My first razor was a German Hoffritz ("safety"). It was best used by an experienced person, not a youngster. Ended up nicking the hell out of myself, looked like an extra in a cheap horror flick. It was operator error. The razor was expensive, high quality, nice weight.

[@MomijiFAndres]

Great video as always! I might try their shaving soap with the bowl and the brush to make the experience more relaxing instead of feeling like a chore. I love my Leaf so I don't plan on changing from that any time soon

[@StrollingThroughLife]

Thank you! I know that feeling. The shaving soap with the brush was such a nice change to my shaving routine! 😊The Leaf is a great one!! Thanks for watching!

[@EternalTotem]

Nice video. Makes me look into possibly getting this.

[@StrollingThroughLife]

Thanks! Glad you liked it! WLDOHO is a great option! 😊 Thanks for watching!

[@sineadfolan9473]

Hi just wondering how this compares to the leafshave razors

[@karyh2o178]

Leafshave razor has many blades and for my sensitive skin it just irritates it more... wldoho has only one blade and its also cheaper! ;)

[@pritiahuja1]

Do they still sell in the US? Where can I purchase wldoho products?

[@turtleycoolnails3479]

I just bought the Leaf razor, but I may buy the shaving soap from here! I would also be nervous to use this one since my bathroom looks moisture and the wood would probably grow mold.

[@StrollingThroughLife]

Awesome! I hope you've been liking it! The shaving soap is amazing from here! I love the brush with it! 😊 Totally understand the nerves about that.

[@p.9468]

Doesn't the skin get irritated and pimples with this razor ? I recently bought a similar razor but haven't used it yet ....

[@DellaStreet123]

Shaving is always traumatic to the skin, the question is always to which degree. Some people's skin is barely affected by any kind of shaving. I am not that kind of person, though. If I shave my armpits until everything is off with a mild safety razor, the skin is red. However, once I apply after-shave balm (just a regular after-shave balm for men) the reddening disappears within two minutes and I can apply a deodorant soon after, as long as it does not contain baking soda. (I don't tolerate baking soda there.) If I shave with a multi blade razor, the irritation is much worse, that's why I stopped using them for body shaving. I use a Schick Lady Protector from the 1980s with Schick Protector cartridges for the male model (two blades, no lubricant, attach to the female handle just fine) for facial hair, though. Safety razor doesn't work two well on 2-3 spots because I have moles there. With a safety razor, I would have to shave around them, which requires a clear shaving gel or shaving oil, and I use lather. -- I have no issues with my legs, my skin is sturdy there and I can use any razor to shave them. On the other hand, I cannot shave my pubes with anything, not only do I frequently nick myself, even with a cartridge razor, I get horrible ingrown hairs down there. Bush all the way for me.