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[Ghengis]

I've thought of an invention that may revolutionize male face shaving and wonder about the best way to protect my idea. You see, I would like to add one more blade to a double-edge razor. Everyone knows that as the 1st blade comes along and slightly lifts the whisker the second blade follows and cuts the whisker even further.

I have a theory that as the whisker snaps back below the epideral surface, it hits the bottom of the whisker hole and bounces back up again above the epideral surface. At that moment, a third blade comes along and cuts off even more of the whisker just before it falls back in to the whisker hole.

I've looked through some old issues of Popular Science here at the Public Library and I haven't seen any mention of this yet. What do I do now?

[jayrandom]

I think someone may have beaten you to it: **** Everything, We're Doing Five Blades | The Onion - America's Finest News Source

[Ghengis]

man that's tuff, no campaigns left to conquer...

[moonshadow]

Originally Posted by Ghengis

man that's tuff, no campaigns left to conquer...

Painfree hair removal for women is an untapped market.

Why don't you put your thoughts to that?

[bluepacific]

Originally Posted by Ghengis

man that's tuff, no campaigns left to conquer...

It gets better.

Octaginator 8 Blade

Then we have this other 8-Track Technology:


Jellette 8-Track Mp3 Shaving System

Then finally we have the Mach-10 vibrating shaver.


Night Shift - Ultimate Shaving Experience

[Ghengis]

Originally Posted by moonshadow

Painfree hair removal for women is an untapped market.

Why don't you put your thoughts to that?

I hear there's some stuff you can spread on the unwanted hair area and then you peel off the stuff and the hair is effortlessly removed.

Would you prefer a method that doesn't require you to have to do anything at all?!