Is it normal to share razors?
Depends.It depends
People sometimes share razors in a pinch, but it’s better not to. A shared razor can spread germs and infections, especially if it nicks the skin.
It happens, but razors are best kept personal. They can pick up tiny amounts of blood and skin germs, even when you can’t see anything, and pass them to the next person.
If you’ve already shared one, don’t panic—one time doesn’t mean you’ll get sick. Just avoid sharing again, and replace a razor that’s rusty, dirty, or has been used by someone else.