People have been removing natural body hair for centuries using various methods.

The most common way is razors.

Unfortunately, in today's age, the majority are made with plastic, so the razors themselves

are plastic.

While this is an obvious flaw, this fatal convenience, however, is focused on what is largely just

overlooked.

And that is the smooth strip on the razor.

It promises to be a gentle glide and to provide some lubrication, avoiding cuts and razor

burns.

But what is the smooth strip composed of?

How could it be harmful and what should we be using instead to achieve a nice smooth

shave?

Today, we are exploring the fatal convenience razor smooth strips.

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