Traditional Shaving Enthusiasts

[alien365]

4 hours ago, zhounan said:

Great guy, I recently bought two made in Japan safety razors from him.

They've also a website, just tap Siam Wet Shave on search bar.

My thoughts too. He's a good guy, but it made sense for me to buy from home due to the price differences. When he gets some more Taylor of Bond Street shaving cream in, I'll buy from him. I've tried whitebeards shaving cream, but I wasn't impressed, same with their pre shave oil. What do you use?

[NickyLouie]

Best Shave Ever ....

 

[scubascuba3]

8 hours ago, zhounan said:

I've tried Mr. DIY's blades myself and found that they pull the hair. I believe those blades are not of good quality, not sharp enough.

like I said you have to find the best ones, I agree with you on the cheapest ones

[KhaoHom]

6 hours ago, zhounan said:

From what I understand, Mr.DIY is a superstore of cheap Chinese products that they can't even manage to sell in China. They just repack in an acceptable way and push these products all over the world to rake in money from people who think they're buying useful, affordable items.

 

I doubt that's entirely accurate. That's quite a gamble on business model of defective products. Also appears to be owned by Muslims as they are largely who I see working in the stores.

 

Nevertheless, it would seem so.

 

Products sold within China have very low quality standards. I'm not surprised much of diy might be these products. I think they're just excess from Chinese market.

 

China overproduces nearly 15%. It must find markets abroad for the stuff

 

Products sold in b25 stores here also Chinese, but functional (not the same products).

[SAFETY FIRST]

15 hours ago, zhounan said:

Where do you guys buy your wet shaving products?

Why wet shave, try these. 

In Thailand, no need for a close shave. 

 

I bought a few of these on Lazada. 

 

A must-have for handsome men. 😎