Please feel free to share your stories of how certain little self-care rituals changed your life for the better and have made you proud you started doing them.
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Traditional shaving with straight razor.
200 โฌ for a razor that you'll keep for life compared to 60 โฌ of blades every 6 month, you quickly win
It's a fun time taking care of yourself in the bathroom
This! I use a DE but the same principle applies. The ritual feels good, the soaps and splashes smell good, and it leaves you looking good. I started wet shaving during the pandemic as a form of self care and am still at it (almost done with my second tub of shave soap). I have also taught my tweenage son wet shaving and gave him my first DE, a gentle Japanese model, to learn.