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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1918

Page

12

Merits of a Safege Razor vs Straight-Edge Blade

The article extols the GENCO Safege safety razor over straight blades, arguing it shaves quickly with a protected edge, avoids cuts, saves on blade costs, is shareable with barber strokes, and prevents dull edges and ingrown hairs, while the user’s palm acts as a strop.

GENCO Safege Razor Promises Great Savings Worldwide

The GENCO Safege combines features of a straight-blade and guard blade to provide a durable, life long blade. It claims safety on moving trains and emphasizes saving steel for government war needs. It suggests 5 million men purchasing two dozen blades annually, highlighting vast potential savings in money and razor quality steel.

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GENCO Razors Promise Supreme Shave Anywhere

The GENCO razor line offers a compact 1% ounce blade that folds into a slim handle for easy carry in camps or trenches. It shaves with or without running water and includes both straight blade and safety versions, with a promise of satisfaction or a refund.

GENCO

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