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" SOMEONE NEEDS to introduce razor designers to the idea of saturation points. I embraced the three-blade razor. Tolerated the four. But when I heard about the Fusion ($10; gillette.com), a new five-blade razor from Gillette, I thought the madness might never end.  Since I made the mistake a few months ago of revealing that I shave my legs in preparation for triathlons, Esquire asked me to have a go on my calves with the Fusion. I guess they figured that if it can handle the mess on my legs, it&amp;#039;ll definitely take care of a little five o&amp;#039;clock shadow. In less than ten minutes, I was able to get rid of most of my shag without a single drop of blood. Usually I&amp;#039;m gushing all over the place. (Okay, maybe five blades are better, but I&amp;#039;ll draw the line at eight.) The handle is really comfortable, and the pivoting blades worked their way into crevices I usually skip. Best of all, the head was able to lie flat on every surface, so I rarely used multiple strokes. And because I know my wife is going to borrow this thing, I tried the Fusion on my face the next day, too. It worked pretty well, which means no early-morning arguments. Well, at least until she finds out about me shaving my legs again.   Rodney Cutler is the owner of the Cutler salons in New York City and an Ironman triathlete. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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