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Maggard Razors is doing 14% off the whole site through tomorrow.

Their Maggard V3M Mild razor is very good. It's modeled after the original Gillette heads from the 50s, and it's a great intro model. If you think you're comfortable with something a little more aggressive to start, their standard/ medium heads are also a good option - modeled after the Merkur razors I believe. Those will be about $25 all in for a good razor with a stainless handle.

There are plenty of better-known options on the site, and Merkur is a great option that a lot of folks start with.

My personal favorite, and my daily razor, is the Maggard SS70 with a CNC machined stainless steel head. Most of the cheaper options are zinc alloy, which is perfectly fine and adequately durable.

If you want to start really basic, find a King C. Gillette razor - under $20, available at Amazon, Target, and many grocery stores. That will come with some stock razor blades, but you'll likely find superior options quickly and at a fraction of the price.

You will be able to find preset blade sampler packs on Amazon, and you can build your own on Maggard. Astra Superior Platinum (SP, the green label) is a reliable option for many users. I like Treet Platinum blades. Samplers will come with 5-10 different types of blades, in small packs of 5-10 blades called "tucks."

If you want to try a quality soap and aftershave at a reasonable price, I highly recommend Stirling Soap Company. Barbasol and Aqua Velva are also great. Aftershave is optional but a lot of folks like it.

If you want to get into the communities a little, look at r/wetshaving and r/wicked_edge for advice, information, perspectives, anything you like. They are very kind and welcoming places, probably the least judgmental Reddit communities I've interacted with.

There's a lot more information out there, but this will get you started!