Bambaw Safety Razors for Men & Women, Reusable Razor with 5 Blades, Double Edge Safety Razor, Eco-Friendly & Plastic Free – Thick Bamboo Black

I have sensitive skin, so finding a razor that gives a close shave and reduces ingrown is a huge plus! Bambaw is the exception. It glides smoothly, provide a close shave, and leave my skin feeling soft instead of irritated. I noticed no nicks, cuts, and razor bumps compared to other disposable razors I’ve tried. What impressed me most is that they don’t feel “cheap” the way many razors do . This is quite the opposite, very luxiourious, durable and high quality for an affordable price. The razor lasted through multiple shaves while still performing well. If you have sensitive skin and are tired of razor burn, these are definitely worth trying. They’ve become my go-to razor and have earned a permanent spot in my bathroom cabinet. Smooth shave, and love they are eco planet friendly and I even got it in a gorgeous rose gold color!

Cannot speak highly enough of this single blade razor!!! It has truly been a game changer!! I have always had super sensitive skin and have battled ingrowns for years! I’ve tried every method of hair removal short of permanent laser hair removal and this is the only one that has worked long-term. I did my research on ingrown hair and realized that my typical shaving routine was causing them as my multi-blade razor was cutting the hair below the surface of the skin. I have had zero ingrown hairs since I started using it, and the ingrown hairs that I had from before are starting to go away now! And yes, I tested it, it’s even gentle enough to use down there ladies!! Just be extra careful if you’re using a brand new sharp blade! I’ve found there’s a little bit of a learning curve when you first start using it, as the angle you need to hold the razor at and the amount of pressure you use (none) are just different than a typical disposable razor. I’ve found it actually gets easier to use as the blade gets more dull, which is the opposite of what happens with typical razor blades! It actually does shave better in a lot of areas if you go with the grain of your hair. Make sure you read the directions before using for the first time as that was super helpful! The only thing I strayed from the directions on is I don’t use shaving cream and instead just use conditioner, as I always have, because it just works better. I am actually even able to just use soap or water sometimes now as the blade has dulled, which I would’ve never been able to do before without getting massive razor burn!! And I can tell that this blade is going to last a really long time, like they say it will!! So far, one blade has already lasted me as long as it would’ve taken me to go through two typical blade replacement heads for a normal multi-blade razor, and this blade is showing no signs of needing to be replaced any time soon! This has truly been one of the best investments I’ve made in my beauty routine for a while! Not to mention all the money this will save me in the long run with the replacement blades being as cheap as they are!! You need this razor in your life!!!

This Bambaw Safety Razor in rose gold is great quality. It’s a sturdy razor that is easy to put together. I love that you can replace the blades as needed, so much better for the environment than disposable razors. This razor gives a close shave. It takes a little getting used after using disposable razors, but with the right angle and using less pressure I found this easy to use. I have been really happy with how smooth my legs and underarms have been. I have also noted that I have less ingrown hairs than before. I like how easy it is to swap out the blades when they become dull. I’m definitely a convert to using safety razors as I’m impressed with how smooth the finish is after using this razor.

Unbiased review. Durability 5/5, results 4/5 sharp, not as close of a shave as my 5 blade. You need lotion after. Ease of use 4/5, Angles matter more. Can cut myself if going too fast. Costs 5/5 over time this will be cheaper to use than my 5 blade. Overall I would recommend if you want old school slower shave. Otherwise, if speed matters, a 5 blade that moves with the contour of your face may be your cup of tea. I switch between them.

I was really hesitant, I've seen people hawking these on my social media feed and nothing is ever as good as they say it is. This actually comes pretty close! Pros: * Smoothest shave I have ever had in my life. * Cheap replacement blades. (make sure to pick up a blade bank! Please don't make your local trash collectors worry about random razor blades!) * Daily shaving without irritation. My shave has actually gotten better from shaving daily. No waiting for the hair to grow enough for the razer to be effective without causing problems. * Takes about 5 minutes to shave my entire head and clean up the neckline of my beard. * No plastic waste beyond potential blade packaging. * Depending on your area, there may be recycling available for used blades. Good to know: * You must use some sort of cream. I tried regular shaving cream, but I wasn't very happy with it. I have been using normal conditioner and its working great. * Decent learning curve. The first time I tried using this razor, it took me an hour to shave my head and neckline. It really is all about keeping the right the angle. * Do not use any sort of pressure. The weight of the razor is enough. Any more pressure and you will get nicks. * Use an after shave. I use some witch hazel, let it dry while I brush my teeth, and then normal lotion. I have not tried grocery store aftershave, but I'm guessing that it would be like the shaving cream. If you want it to actually work, you are going to have to pay for it. Witch hazel and lotion are a lot cheaper and quite effective. :) * I would recommend a stand or holder of some sort. While laying the razer on its side won't damage the razer, its still an unprotected blade. I like hanging my razer on the mirror next to my toothbrush, but I'm having a hard time finding a hook that is big enough for the razer head. Cons: * Learning curve. Like I said above, it took me an hour to shave the first time I tried. Its been about a week and a half and I've gotten it down to 5 minutes, but I still get small nicks if I go too fast or don't rinse my blade often enough. The witch hazel and lotion help enough that by the time I'm finished with my morning routine you can't tell. * Frequent blade replacement. I change my blade every other day. I shave my whole head so you might be able to get away with an extra day if you are shaving less area or finer hair, but expect to replace the blades very frequently. A dull blade will make nicks much more likely. * Start cost. You have to buy the razer, the blades, the stand, the pre and post shave balms etc. It can be expensive, especially if you don't know you are going to love it. This razer comes with 5 blades, so you can at least try it before ordering a big box of blades. * Harder to travel. This razer offers a great shave, but it also requires more products that a plastic razer. It's not difficult to travel with, but it does take up a little more space. All together, I love this razer! I definitely would recommend it to most people! The only exception is that I don't think it would be good for very delicate skin with lots of folds and curves such as the groin. You could probably figure it out, but that learning curve would make it difficult! I didn't add a picture because the product looks exactly like what is shown it the listing. :)

I bought this handle as my travel kit, since i don’t want to carry family heirloom shaving kit I inherited from my grandfather. Handle is good, comfortable. Blades are junk. Invest in premium blades and you’re good to go. Shavi g with safety razor is so much better than all the fancy razors, once you figure how to use it properly ( not difficult, but expect some nicks and cuts at first). The skin feels so much better, no razor burns, no ingrown hairs ever.

The product itself is good. The problem is the finish. All the red coating on the razor is peeling off, and 10 months later my Razor looks 10 years old. Pretty disappointed!

I really love this shaver! It gives a very clean and smooth shave, and it’s a great option if you’re someone who struggles with ingrown hairs. The blade is a little sharp, so you definitely need to be careful and take your time when using it, but once you get used to it, it works really well. I also really love the style and design of the shaver. The stainless steel feels very durable and high-quality, and I really like the color too. You can tell that it’s made with really good-quality materials and feels like it will last a long time. Overall, I’m really happy with it and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a good-quality shaver that gives a clean shave while also being stylish and durable

Un 10, sencilla de usar, el manual podría ser más detallado, pero funciona muy bien, de momento lleva muy poco uso, habrá que ver a largo plazo pero parece de buena calidad, de momento deja la piel suave, no irrita nada, me corté más utilizando las cuchillas de un solo uso, repetiría sin duda, no me he notado la piel tan suave nunca.

I’m quite pleased with this razor! Prior I had multiple blades tones but this one is so much easier to take care of and makes shaving much easier. It is very sharp so must really take care of cutting myself, I’m still trying to find the right way to use it.

Bra fungerande rakhyvel, när man kommit underfund med hur man ska göra. Lite ovant med hyvel med lösa blad.

Passato a questo per intercessione della mia dolce metà, dopo una vita di rasature (non troppo frequenti ed estese, porto la barba lunga, quindi rado principalmente le guance) con rasoi usa e getta dal numero variabile di lame. Passando a quello nuovo ed oggetto della recensione: Il rasoio è bello. Bamboo, pesante non tanto da stancare la mano, ma abbastanza per non sentire di avere in mano una cosa fatta di cartoncino, rifinito nei dettagli e nelle giunture. Il meccanismo per caricare la lametta è davvero semplice (e suppongo sia uno standardi per i rasoi di questo tipo, non ne ho mai usati altri quindi non posso esserne sicuro). Sarebbe comodo avere un qualche tipo di asimmetria nella testa del rasoio, per poter distinguere facilmente quale lato della lametta hai già usato e quale sia invece ancora intonso. La parte tonda sul lato superiore della testina aiuta a fare stare fermo il rasoio quando lo fai scorrere a diverse inclinazioni sulla pelle, rendendo facile l'utilizzo e davvero impegnativo il tagliarsi. Riguardo alla rasatura sono stato davvero sorpreso: pensavo che passare da quattro lame ad una sola sarebbe stato un incubo per la mia pelle, supponendo di dover fare un numero decisamente superiore di passate. Su questa parte non mi sbagliavo: la mia barba è resistente, e per pulire come si deve la pelle devo passare diverse volte su ogni punto. Ma le irritazioni che temevo (e che ho sofferto per una vita) non sono arrivate, che io faccia la barba al mattino o al pomeriggio, che usi solo questo rasoio o prima faccia una passata con quello elettrico, niente puntine e niente irritazioni. L'ho usato quattro - cinque volte ancora, e non sono tuttora riuscito a raggiungere una rasatura perfetta come quella che ottenevo con i rasoi usa e getta: la testa più grossa mi copre la visuale e non capisco esattamente dove sto radendo, e capita che la pelle non sia liscissima in alcuni punti quando ho finito, ma ritengo che sia un problema di esperienza, visto che comunque tra la prima e l'ultima volta i miglioramenti sono già stati ragguardevoli. Ovviamente c'è da fare anche una discussione dal punto di vista ambientale ed economico: Usando sempre lo stesso rasoio e buttando solo le lamette (che purtroppo a quello che ho capito nella mia città vanno nell'indifferenziato) si riduce decisamente il quantitativo di rifiuti generati, e questo è un bene per il pianeta. Ma il guadagno superiore finisce per essere quello economico: il rasoio costa 17 euro, ed è una spesa una tantum. 100 lamette di buona qualità costano in media una decina di euro. Con ogni lametta ti radi due volte (una per lato, posto che tu riesca a riconoscerli). Fanno 200 rasature con 10 euro: 5 centesimi a rasatura. Per fare un confronto, cinque rasoi bilama gillette (produttori delle stesse lamette di cui sopra), costano 2,50 € e irritano infinitamente di più. 200 rasature con i bilama gillette costano 100 euro. 200 con le lamette usa e getta e il rasoio di cui sopra 10. Per non parlare se si comprano dei rasoi usa e getta più costosi. In sintesi, funziona, rade bene (probabilmente benissimo con un po' di abitudine), fa meno male all'ambiente, fa infinitamente meno male al vostro portafoglio, e potete pure lasciarlo esposto in bagno quando avete ospiti. Cosa state aspettando?

We've been meaning to move to more environmentally-friendly razors for ages and when our last lot of disposables ran out, I bit the bullet and ordered the silver version with the stand. It arrived fast in recyclable packaging and was easy to put together. The videos make it very clear how to use the razor and from the first shave I noticed how easy and close the shave was. My other half says he's never had a closer shave. You do really have to be careful (partner took off a centimetre square of chin skin recently) but that is the case with any razor. So, so impressed and I don't think we'll ever go back to disposables. If you're on the fence about this, I'd say: go for it.