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What’s something you own that has truly paid for itself?
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I bought a box of 50 blades and a case of arko soap like a decade ago for probably $20 and I haven't finished either one yet. I'm only like halfway through the soap.
That's great! Although I'd strongly recommend changing blades more often. They are so cheap that they are not worth overextending like that. Your face deserves better
I change them when they start to struggle, it's more that I usually only shave like once a week. Also they're Feather blades which seem to last quite a while.
I think that I've got very sensitive skin so I feel them tugging already after a few shaves