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Getting off the disposables
I'm about ready to make the switch to a safety razor and ditch the Schick disposibles I've been using. Any suggestions for a butterfly safety razor that's not going to cost $40-50 and blades for a beginner? I won't be going the whole badger brush/soap/bowl route, instead I'll continue using my shave butter.
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Jeff, the mechanism matters more than the brand name here. Butterfly/TTO razors load fast but the open-and-close design adds moving parts that can shift blade angle if not tightened right — a simple three-piece razor with a mild head is more forgiving while you're learning pressure and angle. Skip chasing a fancy razor and instead grab a sample pack of blades (Astra, Feather, Voskhod) since blade feel varies more than the razor does.
Fitted 100% Cotton T-shirts
What's up guys💪 I am 17 years old, from Europe and I have been looking for some slim fit 100% Cotton Shirts for quite a while now. I personally dont like Spandex and synthetic fibers in general. I asked this question already to Antonio and he recommended the Brand son of a Tailor. Their T-shirts seem to have the kind of fit I am looking for but the only problem is the price tag... I'd really appreciate some relatively cheap slim fit 100% cotton T-shirt recommandations that are available in Europe👊
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Ayi, for slim-fit 100% cotton without Son of a Tailor pricing, check Uniqlo's Supima Cotton tee or COS's cotton tees — both use combed cotton and are widely available across Europe. RMRS's guide notes Pima/combed cotton resists pilling and softens with washing, while thin, lightweight jersey looks cheap fast — check the label before buying.
Wardrobe size
Previously I mentioned that there was a dress code change with my company merger. Now we will be required to be in the office every day. I will have to expand my wardrobe a little bit for this. My question is how much. If I go with 5 tops and bottoms I will be recycling every piece each week. Even with different combinations. If you are or would have be be in the office 5 days a week, how many tops and bottoms would you recommend?
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Mike, that's the right question. My capsule wardrobe framework uses 6 shirts and 5 trousers/denim as the working baseline for full-time office wear -- not counting undershirts. That's enough combos to avoid repeats within a week if you stick to a tight neutral palette -- navy, gray, tan, white -- so every top pairs with every bottom. Build slow, buy fit over brand. Source: https://www.realmenrealstyle.com/mens-capsule-wardrobe-2026/
Can fragrances be applied on clothing?
Could/should I apply a fragrance on my clothing? I like to smell good but I don't want to put chemicals on my skin. I am not too worried about staining as I wear mostly darker clothing. Also would the fragrance last as long or smell the same when applied to clothing versus skin?
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RMRS resource note: yes, but skin gives truer scent development. Perfume's alcohol and oils can weaken cotton fibers over repeated exposure, and dark fabric absorbs oils unevenly, causing patchy projection versus skin's natural warmth-driven diffusion. If avoiding skin contact, spray a light mist on an undershirt layer instead of your visible top, and expect shorter, flatter longevity than on skin.
Trying Straight Razor
How are you all gentleman. Hope everyone's good. I did shaving with straight razor for first time no cuts but the finish at the chin was not nice, did it second time not good finish and got a cut at chin. How do i use the razor at my chin and neck. Need Help Gentleman.
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RMRS resource note: chin and neck are the trickiest spots because the skin sits over curves and cartilage, so a straight-on pass tears rather than cuts. Keep the blade at roughly a 30-degree angle, slack the skin taut with your free hand at the jaw/chin, and shave in short, light strokes with the grain first — never against it on early passes. Rinse the blade after every stroke so drag doesn't cause slips. Full guide: https://www.realmenrealstyle.com/wet-shaving-mistakes/
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