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Speaking from personal experience, I'd say, get a (one) razor, learn to shave with it, read up on alternatives in the meantime (keeping in mind the caveats outlined in the original post), then - and...

I think one of the aims of the original authors was to keep people from making exactly that mistake. Their guide to buying shaving equipment aims at the same result. And I think that is a good thing....

Actually, the trick is not to make easily avoidable mistakes. A certain Wade & Butcher Bow in spalted sycamore driftwood comes to mind. "Branch out", they said, "find the right razor for you."...

Yes, that is a common misconception, Ivan. But understanding the difference is quite important. Because some people here are making things look complicated when if fact they aren't. Anything that has...

It's a delicate problem. To play the devil's advocate, many manufacturers (I don't care about vendors) don't speak the language, let alone have time to busy themselves with fora. They could get...

There is a lot of information about shaving soap ingredients on the interwebs. The bad news is, you will most likely not benefit from it. It takes in-depth knowledge in chemistry to make sense of...

Leatherstockiings, I have a strong suspicion that the guys over at the Straight Razor Magazine might have written that article with rigged reviews in mind, too. These reviews have become a massive...