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semajohn

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slapo

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Everyday Shaving Stinger is on sale at the moment for £29 (plus postage):
www.everydayshaving.com

American Made Safety Razor

Our newest double edge safety razor! Magnets hold the blade cover in place. Featuring a 'mild' side for everyday shaving and a 'wild' more aggressive side to mow down a few days of growth. CNC machined in the USA from lightweight aerospace aluminum with precision ground alignment pins that...
www.everydayshaving.com www.everydayshaving.com

I have bought mine when it was only slightly discounted (~£70 a piece). Only one shave so far, but worth the price I bought it for. Bargain for £29.
 
Arsene Wenger

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slapo said:
Everyday Shaving Stinger is on sale at the moment for £29 (plus postage):
www.everydayshaving.com

American Made Safety Razor

Our newest double edge safety razor! Magnets hold the blade cover in place. Featuring a 'mild' side for everyday shaving and a 'wild' more aggressive side to mow down a few days of growth. CNC machined in the USA from lightweight aerospace aluminum with precision ground alignment pins that...
www.everydayshaving.com www.everydayshaving.com

I have bought mine when it was only slightly discounted (~£70 a piece). Only one shave so far, but worth the price I bought it for. Bargain for £29.
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Slapo, did you see the post over on DFS by the owner of CG's, confirming that he was involved with the design of this razor?

Everyday Shaving is legit.

This is Brian Twilley, owner of Charcoal Goods, Everyday Shaving, and of course my larger B2B machine shop. As most of you are aware I retired the Charcoal Goods brand at the beginning of 2023 as it had become a distraction to my larger machining operations. That hasn't changed, however I needed a simple project for the guys to keep the machine spindles turning in-between big jobs.

I designed this new razor so that it could be manufactured on a single milling production pallet and the razors can be assembled while other machines were running. At a target price of $95 USD it's a good little razor. Plus, it's a dual-comb design so you get a mild and medium razor in one. Dual-comb was always the single most requested feature for the Charcoal Goods razors.

The website, branding, marketing, and order processing is out-sourced. Beyond designing the razor and telling the team to sell 200 a month I'm largely not involved. If they start hitting my sales target on a regular basis I'd consider offering different options or bringing back some of the Charcoal Goods designs.

It looks like the current price set at $35, which is about the same price as a Merkur 23c. The temporary low price has something to do with Google Shopping Ads ranking and will slowly creep back up to $95 as the product gains advertising auction share. There is some sort of strategy there.

The target market is 18-44 year old men, which is basically 0% of this forum, but if you liked the Charcoal Goods Level 1 or the Everyday model you'll probably like the new razor. The magnets work pretty well and give it a wow factor.

~Brian Twilley aka Charcoal Goods
 
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semajohn

semajohn

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slapo said:
Everyday Shaving Stinger is on sale at the moment for £29 (plus postage):
www.everydayshaving.com

American Made Safety Razor

Our newest double edge safety razor! Magnets hold the blade cover in place. Featuring a 'mild' side for everyday shaving and a 'wild' more aggressive side to mow down a few days of growth. CNC machined in the USA from lightweight aerospace aluminum with precision ground alignment pins that...
www.everydayshaving.com www.everydayshaving.com

I have bought mine when it was only slightly discounted (~£70 a piece). Only one shave so far, but worth the price I bought it for. Bargain for £29.
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How can I say no to something a little different for £29 and a free stand?

Order placed 👍

But the £17 delivery was a bit of a shock 🤣
 
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slapo

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Arsene Wenger said:
Slapo, did you see the post over on DFS by the owner of CG's, confirming that he was involved with the design of this razor?

Everyday Shaving is legit.

This is Brian Twilley, owner of Charcoal Goods, Everyday Shaving, and of course my larger B2B machine shop. As most of you are aware I retired the Charcoal Goods brand at the beginning of 2023 as it had become a distraction to my larger machining operations. That hasn't changed, however I needed a simple project for the guys to keep the machine spindles turning in-between big jobs.

I designed this new razor so that it could be manufactured on a single milling production pallet and the razors can be assembled while other machines were running. At a target price of $95 USD it's a good little razor. Plus, it's a dual-comb design so you get a mild and medium razor in one. Dual-comb was always the single most requested feature for the Charcoal Goods razors.

The website, branding, marketing, and order processing is out-sourced. Beyond designing the razor and telling the team to sell 200 a month I'm largely not involved. If they start hitting my sales target on a regular basis I'd consider offering different options or bringing back some of the Charcoal Goods designs.

It looks like the current price set at $35, which is about the same price as a Merkur 23c. The temporary low price has something to do with Google Shopping Ads ranking and will slowly creep back up to $95 as the product gains advertising auction share. There is some sort of strategy there.

The target market is 18-44 year old men, which is basically 0% of this forum, but if you liked the Charcoal Goods Level 1 or the Everyday model you'll probably like the new razor. The magnets work pretty well and give it a wow factor.

~Brian Twilley aka Charcoal Goods
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Yep, I had seen it, though it doesn't matter much to me - it's a good razor, regardless of who designed and made it.
 
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