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Gillette Scientists Confirm Six Blades is the Best a Man Can Get
In 2003 Schick had shocked the world by inventing and commercializing the first ever four bladed razor, the Quatro. Analysts credit that invention with igniting the razor blade numbers wars. Only three years later, in 2006 Gillette introduced the Fusion, the world's first five-bladed disposable razor. That same year Korean based DORCO released the first ever six blade razor the PACE6. Gillette followed suit soon after with the Mach 6. Many others would join them, and add even more six blade razor options to the market. Back in those heady days, it felt like the number of blades that could be packed into a men's disposable razor would continue to rise for the foreseeable future. Many analysts predicted eight or even ten-bladed or more razors to be available by 2020. But something unusual happened, the blade wars ended at six. For almost two decades now, not a single razor with more than six blades has been commercialized. A few scientists have voiced concerns over the years suggesting that we had reached "peak razor", but they were in the minority until Wednesday when Gillette scientists presented their latest findings which they say show conclusively that we have indeed reached peak razor blade, and there would never be a men's disposable razor with more than six blades. While the technology may be available, the market will not bear the cost. Moreover, the latest data suggests that after years of continuing to increase in coarseness and thickness, men's facial hair has begun to thin and decline overall. Gillette scientist Dr. Timothy Stephens said the following in a prepared statement. "Only a few short months ago myself and my colleagues celebrated a major breakthrough in our decades long quest to develop Planck's razor, the, until then, only theoretical, razor that would shave beard hair to the shortest possible measurable unit of distance from the face. Right now those celebrations are the furthest things from our minds, and our moods have turned to dismay and sadness. Today, the day we all feared for so many years has finally come. We have reached peak razor. In retrospect we probably should have recognized this ten years ago, but our optimistic hearts and minds and love of all things men's shaving related clouded our thinking. It has been almost twenty years since we gave the men of the world the Mach 6, and that will be our last gift to them. Analysis of our latest data on men's facial hair globally has confirmed what we had suspected for some time. The average thickness and coarseness has decreased by almost 15%, and that decline will continue into the far future. There is simply no need for a greater than six bladed razor, and in fact we may see a retrenchment in blade number until much of the world looks like Mexico where there is no market for a razor with more than 3 blades. If current trends continue men's faces will be totally hairless without the need for any razor blades at all by as early as the year 2300. That will be a sad day for the world for sure." With that Dr. Stephens bowed his head, turned and walked away.
By Everyday Junglist12 months ago in Humor
Love or Love Bombing? How to Spot the Difference Before It Hits
Thus, I was right there, staying out of other people's affairs, looking at TikTok in my workout pants (clearly), when I ran over one more horrendously appealing 22-year-previous lifestyle mentor. In a voice so quiet that it could have been artificial intelligence produced, she talked about "affection besieging." I stopped mid-chomp of my basic reassurance chips, similar to, stand by a moment — what for the sake of generational injury is this?
By The Dreamer Faisal12 months ago in Humor
Smile like You Meme it! ⚡😎👍. Top Story - January 2025.
Hello again! 👋😁⚡ I'm __Lightning Bolt. If you don't know who I am by now, shame, shame! I'd put a curse on you but I'm a superhero, so I'm obligated not to be that petty. Seriously, though... do your homework.
By Lightning Bolt ⚡about a year ago in Humor
Planning a Trip with Friends: Part 2
Why does it always have to be the last moments when we remember crucial things? Hearing this, one of my friends answered that it is universally bound to happen. Before death, everyone remembers the most crucial things of their life. Before he could elaborate further, I stopped him and said that I was not talking about death. It was the train tickets that I was talking about.
By Priyanko Chakrabortyabout a year ago in Humor
Make This Christmas Funnier and Full of Joy: The Ultimate Christmas Plan
Christmas is more than just a day on the calendar—it’s a season of joy, laughter, and creating memories that last a lifetime. While traditional activities like decorating the tree and exchanging gifts are delightful, this year, why not shake things up a bit? Let’s dive into some creative ways to make this Christmas not just merry, but downright hilarious and unforgettable.
By Det. Marcusabout a year ago in Humor
5 CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS FOR EVERYONE !
The clock is ticking to buy Christmas gifts, but you still have time before Santa beats you to it and we can help. If you’re speed-running through holiday shopping, we’ve put together a handy list of versatile gifts to suit a wide range of personalities, price points, and stations in life, and they can be delivered straight to your door. So whether you need a gift that will thrill a 7-year-old, a loved one, or family member, we’ve got you covered with plenty of useful, surprising, and fun finds, from a big box of Japanese Kit Kat bars to a handsome enamelware jug. For more gift ideas, visit our holiday and gift guides hub, where you can find specialized recommendations for everyone on your list, from frequent travelers to families and even dogs.
By Louis Morelabout a year ago in Humor
3 Annoying Design Flaws in Household Items
That space between the faucets and the wall I don’t know who invented the modern sink and the hardware that goes with it, but I do know that whomever it was never once thought about the person who would be cleaning their bathroom or kitchen. The space between the back of the faucet and the wall is so tiny a sponge can barely fit in there sideways, let alone in a manner that will actually clean the space. I can certainly only get a sponge in there edgewise, and even that is a challenge. The frustration I feel when I’m trying to clean a sink is something I’ve had to learn to walk away from. If I didn’t, someone would find me hours later, scrubbing until the sponge falls apart, tears running down my face. You know why?
By Suzy Jacobson Cherryabout a year ago in Humor
