Rose Gold Double Edge Safety Razor, Single Blade Razors for Women, with 10 Platinum Coated Safety Razor Blades, 1 Blade Razors, Anti-slip Handle, Metal Material, Reusable, Eco-friendly, Smooth Shaving

Don’t buy it! The blades do not fit, they are small !!! It is useless !

My absolute favorite razor. I'm doing a review after having the razor for over a year. It has been the safest and easiest razor I've ever owned. Idk what others are talking about but the quality, ease of use, and durability is all great for the price tag especially since they include extra blades. Im purchasing my second one now because the handle did start to rust but again it took over a year before I saw the wear.

Let me start by saying that I am almost 50 years old and have been shaving parts of my body for over 35 years. So I’m no stranger to how a razor is supposed to work. I originally ordered this razor for my teenage daughter to ease her into the world of shaving. It is after all marketed as a “safe” razor. She described to me that the razor cut her and I first thought it was because she was an inexperienced shaver. So the next night I change the blade and was going to prove her wrong by using it myself. There are no words that can describe how awful this razor was. I cut slabs of skin off of three parts of my legs and I only shaved the bottom half. This was clearly invented by Dracula to try to inflict as much blood loss as possible. I look like I have had intimate relations with wolverine himself. I had to eat a sugary snack right after my shower to help with the dizziness from the blood loss. If this was a review about the effectiveness of a tool to assist with blood loss, I would definitely give it five out of five stars. However, this is supposed to be a safe razor “as is marketed in its material” but I can tell you inequivocally there is nothing safe about this razor except for if it never leaves its packaging. I hope you don’t make the same mistake I did, and try to assume that because it is called to “safe” razor that it is actually in fact, safe….how foolish of me to believe it’s marketing lol. And I hope this company takes this off the shelf, or somehow markets it in a more accurate way to reflect the medieval torture tool, that it turned out to be. Would be good for Halloween…or prison….

Head is a Feather DS razor sorta design also taking some old gillette tech head designs. It is light for me, perfer a more solid feel but it works. Handle is grippy. Coating is good. To someones reference, if you can not shave with this, grow a beard. Well. That is not point and unhelpful. Takes some skills to shave safely and properly. Everyone is different, faces, legs....As my late great dad would say... Instead of pointing the finger at someone, try reaching out with a helping hand! Now there are much better choices out there, sure they will cost more. Great one the is the Henson razor for people trying to get away from evil plastic razors to a Double Edge Safety Razor. All in all this Razor is Nice transitioning choice, safe, easy learning curve and you don't have to grow a beard.

I love the ease of just switching out a razor and that it lasts more than 2 or 3 shaves. I can usually get 5-6 out of one blade. But, the blades are thin and super sharp! Be careful the first time a new blade is used.

The closest shave I have ever had!!!! I cannot believe how easy this was! I watched videos and read the instructions thoroughly! Here was my process: 1-wash legs with a anti microbial soap and a wash cloth to exfoliate the skin. 2- use a high quality shaving cream (Billie ultra gentle, a little goes a long way) 3- as per instructions I shaved with the growth of my hair in small patches. The blade was angled at a 30 degree angle, and I used a feather light touch DO NOT USE ANY PRESSURE like plastic/disposable razors!!!! After each stroke I swished the blade in a bowl of water 4- after I removed the bulk of the hair I rinsed to see if I had missed any patches 5- reapply the shaving cream 6- now going against the grain with the same amount of feather light touch to remove any stubble! 7-wash off the shaving cream, dry legs and applied an after shave spray (see photos) 8-take apart the blade and dry it fully so it doesn’t rust! Use the provided bag to dispose of razor! 9-moisturize moisturize moisturize!!!! It took a minute, but as you can see I had about 5 years worth of leg hair to plow through! I’m really hoping this helps with my eczema issues on my legs and under arms!