Facón Straight Razors for Men - Professional Barber Straight Edge Razor Kit with 100 Blades,Japanese Stainless Steel Barbero Shaver for a Smooth & Precise Shave, Premium Barber Razor for Men's Shaving

Owned this razor for about a year and it has been great for keeping my cheek/neck line clean and maintained until my next haircut, usually about twice a week in the shower. I paired this with a fogless shower mirror and after a little practice, I can clean my beardline up as fast as I can shampoo/condition my hair. It can even do delicate work like eyebrows if you're careful. Highly reccomend!

Switched from cartridge shaving to DB and SB a couple of months ago. I have shopped and tried several razors, but have been unsure about using a straight razor. Saw a video on the Japanese style and popped for this one to try. Very impressed. I ordered it on the 4th of June and received it yesterday the 6th. It has a good heft and feel. Not wanting to rush the process I waited until after today's shower to use the razor. It was simple to load. The cover does not slide in from the end. You drop it in about halfway in to allow pins on the cover to align with holes in the handle. From there it easily slides and clicks into place. I wear glasses and found it awkward to shave downward from my sideburns as my hand hit my glasses. One is supposed to shave the left side of your face with the left hand and the right side with the right hand. I will get used to it. I was looking forward to the shave and expected several nicks and cuts as part of the learning process. I was not disappointed (LOL). I enjoyed the process and did incur some cuts, much like paper cuts. An alum block managed them just fine. (I had received much worse cuts from a DE safety razor.) Time was against me today and I made two nice passes but did a third, cleanup pass, with a more familiar razor for times sake. Can't rush things when you are learning! My beard growth was a hearty four day crop and the Facon razor took care of it very easily, leaving me BBS for the most part. (As noted, I did not want to rush myself, so touch up was done with a familiar SE razor.) BTW, both razors will take the same 1/2 DE blade. I'm not sure a snapped DE will fit if the break is uneven as it "locates" on three bumps, but also rests on a ledge (dictates blade reveal) for it's length (an uneven break of a DE blade might not seat well.) I had installed the blade three times, before shaving, to become familiar with the process and after shaving, to facilitate cleaning, and found it straight forward. But just now I walked through it again and was fumble fingered. Performance under pressure? The price point is excellent. If the razor is opened, rinsed clean and dried after each shave, it should last for a long time. (Just common sense maintenance and hygiene.) When you register your razor it triggers the one year warranty. Write a review(*) on Amazon and get 100 extra blades for free (don't know if that includes S&T.). (*I have not gotten them yet and I have made no promise of a flowery positive endorsement. Just the facts, (and my impressions) Ma'am. It needs a handy way to store it other than the plastic sleeve it came with.. Looking forward to my second shave with the Facon and the honing of my skills. Though I don' t have to hone the blade! Just pop in a new one when it gets dull.

B'H. It is sleek and the razor blades are very sharp. It is a little difficult seating the razor blade and locking it in place.

A couple of years ago I switched to DE safety razor to save money,and bought an adjustable safety razor to use, so I could bet a more aggressive cut. I had no complaints. Then I decided to try a shavette razor and ordered the Falcon classic straight edge barber razor. The folding style. It was a steep learning curve, but only using 1/2 of a double edge blade, was very economical. I never mastered the folding straight razor though. Could never get used to swapping hands and always had trouble keeping the folding handle out of my own way, so I took a chance on this Japanese-style razor with 100 blades, and... I wish I had bought this to start with! The spring loaded blade holding mechanism is much better on the Japanese style than the folding barber style and easier to get the blade evenly exposed. Much easier to keep the blade clean during shaving, hardly any buildup gets caked up inside the mechanism, and what gets on the razor easily rises off the black finish. Feels good in the hand. Good grip. No floppy handle to get in the way. Where as before, I had to go nice and slow, I can absolutely fly with this Japanese style and get three passes done in no time. I see the Feather brand advertised, and have never used one myself, but for the $100 price difference I don't see how the feather could be much, or any better than this Facon unless it does the shaving for you. Highly recommend!

I’m a professional barber and I do love these just a piece of advice NEVER leave your razor load when you are done using it. Dispose of blades properly. Blades will rust if you leave them in and that can lead to infection, injuries and break outs/ingrown hairs. :)

Shavettes and straight razors probably get you the closest shaves possible. I have some dexterity issues, so holding a straight razor properly without cramping can get painful quickly. Enter this shavette. I've never had any issues with my grip slipping from water or foam while shaving, and I somehow find I have even better control over how I can hold the razor. The only real downside is the mechanism for inserting and removing blades, which are just razorblades snapped in half, is a bit finicky. You have to push down on the head and kind of slide it? Replacing it after changing the razor is also a little bit of a challenge, and I sometimes bump the razor out of alignment attempting to do so. Maybe I'm just clumsy and I need to keep practicing. Either way, I think this is a killer option at this price point, and if straight razors are intimidating for you, this shavette is a great option.

Easy to use but sometimes it’s hard to get the top back on to it

I am using this very well made Japanese style Kamisori Razor for shaving around my beard; so not heavy, but occasional use. It appears to be a clone of another brand that goes for 60 bucks. It holds the blade precisely and securely. While it may not be made of stainless steel, you shouldn't expect SS for this price. For example, a famous Japanese brand sells their similar Kamisori for over 100 bucks. The included blades are a nice bonus and should last quite a while. Pro tip: it's not necessary to disassemble the razor to install or replace the blade. Just pinch the back of the razor head to install/replace blade. Then release and the spring tension will hold blade securely until you need to replace it again. I prefer the Kamisori style over the traditional as it's simpler/more straightforward to handle. A fantastic value for the money.

muy buen peso que es lo que hace falta en una rasuradora !!! viene con 100 cuchillas !!!

Bought for my husband. He is happy with this product as it is easy to use and does great job.

Amazing product, easy to use.

La quería para delinearme la barba. Revise todas las opciones que encontré. Vi las navajas plegables y los recortadores de cejas. Esta fue la que más me gustó por la facilidad de agarrarse. Me preocupaba que la navaja quedara floja o saliera demaciado y fuera fácil de cortarme. Nada de eso sucedió. Acabado de primera. Diseño muy sobrio, fácil de agarrar y permite razurarse con ángulos muy seguros y eficientes. Lo único que me hubiera gustado es un protector para la navaja. El anuncio decía que incluía 10 navajas y me llego con 100. Creo que me cae a durar 2 años. Llegó antes de lo prometido. La recomiendo al 100%

Loving it blades are a tad tricky to get in and locked in place. Habdle a great shape has great feel. Love the shave it gives