If you kept it in mineral oil, I couldn't see why not. It is very thin steel for the blade. The handle is aircraft grade aluminum. I kept my razor in a cat proof cup on the sink and flick the water out after the final rinse, and didn't get rust.
I had a barber use a straight razor once, and I had razor burn for days. I really wanted to see if I could switch to one, so I went to a professional who was known for their shaves. Unfortunately, it would've taken months for me to get used to it. Not everyone has that issue, though I did.
The reason I got the Hensen was because it has the correct angle. Grated, I didn't research other options, which I normally do, because the recommendation came from an engineer YouTube host who used it for over a month. If engineers recommend something, it's usually a solid recommendation, plus the dude rarely recommends products.
bi_polar2bear OP t1_j92rx3m wrote
Reply to comment by Dr_Fred in If you shave, get a shaving handle that uses a simple disposable razor. The razor lasts much longer than anything at your local store and provides a better shave. by bi_polar2bear
If you kept it in mineral oil, I couldn't see why not. It is very thin steel for the blade. The handle is aircraft grade aluminum. I kept my razor in a cat proof cup on the sink and flick the water out after the final rinse, and didn't get rust.