03-24-2012, 01:52 PM
"The Schick Injector system. Some people don't use it just because it's different."
The same can be said today. There are some fellows who are leery of trying a Schick injector razor (or safety razor) because it is different than their cartridge shaving system.
"Sometimes different is better."
Unless it has 5 blades, a vibrator, GPS, an LCD, an LED and the cartridges cost a small fortune. Schick and Gillette got it right the first time.
The same can be said today. There are some fellows who are leery of trying a Schick injector razor (or safety razor) because it is different than their cartridge shaving system.
"Sometimes different is better."
Unless it has 5 blades, a vibrator, GPS, an LCD, an LED and the cartridges cost a small fortune. Schick and Gillette got it right the first time.
03-24-2012, 09:02 PM
I remember the time but not the ad. In 1972, I was sophomore at the university, had shoulder-length hair, and grew a beard. (I still have the beard, but I shave my neck and shape the beard at the cheeks.)
The Type L Injector is what I learned to shave with, around 1967, and which I used until 1972 when I grew the beard.
- Murray
The Type L Injector is what I learned to shave with, around 1967, and which I used until 1972 when I grew the beard.
- Murray
06-02-2012, 10:11 AM
Great advertisement and good razor. Although I swear by my DE Gillette razors, and they are the staple of my shaving experience, I like to mix it up a little with the Schick Injectors. The Schick Injectors are great little machines and can make an amateur feel like a pro, as I mention in a previous post. I would recommend you purchase one or several to try; as a bonus they are much cheaper than the Gillette Vintage razors and the injector blades are still readily available at pharmacies. Happy Shaving. Sam.
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