For the most cynical shavers, this evolution is mere marketing. Twin
blades seemed plausible. Three were a bit unlikely. Four, ridiculous.
And five seems beyond the pale. Few people, though, seem willing to bet
that Gillette's five-bladed Fusion is the end of the road for
razor-blade escalation.
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