T3h-Du7chm4n is a guy. (via AskWomen)

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As a guy I've always wondered about this. The only thing I can think of would be the carbon content in the steel (To make the steel harder so that it can shave a larger area at a similar frequency, which would give them a similar replacement interval in terms of time). But that shouldn't effect the price more than 5-10c a pack, so that was out as a theory.

Have you noticed a durability / longevity difference with men's razors vs women's?

I'd be interested to know either way.