It is always fun to see people who talk about "zero waste" and opt for using a double edge razor 🙂 Ironically, those razors serve for convenient usage of disposable razor blades invented by King C. Gillette. The "trow-away society" practically originated with this his invention 😁 King C. Gillette was inspired by another throw-away product - namely, the disposable bottle caps invented earlier by William Painter. The main idea behind the caps and the blades was that they were not meant as reusable. For me personally, using such things is not a problem because I love the convenience of throw-away products (I do not think that the recycling of plastic products at the corresponding plants in China is more harmful for Chinese ecology than the air pollution coming from the metallurgical indistry casting the "zero waste double edge razors"). But if you are rebelling against the throw-away society principles, you should probably also stay away from the throw-away society's iconic symbols.
@@LenaLuciia now I see why you have nearly 27 thousands of subscribers ;) If you can give such wise answers when you are 20, your diplomatic skills when you reach the age of 40 later must be really terrific 😃
Oh cool ich wusste gar nicht, dass balea festen conditioner macht! Den probier ich auf jeden fall aus. Und ja von lush ist alles toll aber such alles teuer da hab ich mir tatsächlich noch nie was gekauft 😅
@@LenaLuciia Das stimmt, Lush ist teuer, ich lass mir das Zeug von dort auch immer nur schenken! :D Dafür hält der Conditioner von Lush aber auch besonders lang :) Vor kurzem habe ich auch die feste Spülung von Langhaarmädchen getestet (die gibt es ebenfalls bei DM) und kann sie auch sehr empfehlen. :)
