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Let’s be real: most of us have, at one point or another, stolen a partner’s razor in a moment of desperation. Blame the overpriced pastel-pink alternatives, the half-baked “for her” options that seem designed to punish you for having hair at all, or the weird social shame that says you’re supposed to be as smooth as a dolphin.