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Razor blades used to be disposed of in holes in bathroom walls. |
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| Enter the bathroom wall solution, which essentially delayed the problem by years or decades and passed the burden on to someone else. The question of razor blade disposal became less of an issue once better, more durable razors were introduced to the market, especially the kind you throw away entirely, handle and all. Thanks to these innovations, homes built in the 1970s or later are unlikely to include a disposal slot — which, unless you'd like to be greeted by hundreds of rusty blades when you knock down your bathroom wall, can only be a good thing. | |
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Shaving doesn't cause hair to grow back thicker. | |||||||||
| You've probably heard this common misconception many times, but it's just that: a myth. The reason it persists is because the stubble left behind after shaving tends to be blunt at the end, making it appear thicker (or even darker) even though it isn't. If hair really did grow back thicker, everyone who's shaved consistently throughout their life would have increasingly luscious locks — a fun thing to imagine, perhaps, but not a scientific reality. | |||||||||
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