Matte Black Safety Razors for Men and Women, Reusable Single Blade Razor | with 10 Platinum Coated Double Edge Blades & Blade Disposal Pouch, Smooth Close Comfort Shave, Eco-Friendly & Plastic Free

Such a good way to save money in razors. Comes with extra blades which helps with the cost. This product is great tho just be careful at first since the blades are pretty sharp !

This matte black safety razor is perfect for those who travel small and compact it fits easily into any bag without taking up much space. For $9, getting a razor with this kind of quality is honestly a great deal, it’s actually deserved 5 stars. The build feels solid and well-made, not flimsy like I expected for the price. It gives a smooth, close, and comfortable shave, and having 10 platinum coated blades included means I won’t need to buy replacements for a while. It’s nice knowing it’s reusable and eco friendly too, instead of tossing plastic razors every week. Would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a compact, quality razor that doesn’t break the bank.

OK, I remember when it happened. My father went electric. THEN he went back to a safety razor. THEN they came out with these blue disposables. Cost a little more but you didn't have to worry about leaving them on trips and as a high school coach/score keeper, that happened. BUT THEN things started getting crazy. We'd REALLY appreciate one in Pink. It'll cost more lady. I don't care, I'm feminine. They, kinda forgot they asked for it. THEN hey, it has a comfort strip. You know what works better then one blade? TWO. The first blade pulls the hair a bit and the second one cuts it just under the skin, where it can get infected. Well shoot, if 2 is good, more is better. And more. AND MORE. Now I had a razor with 5 blades and two on the top side to "Trim" with. What that usually ended up doing is every 3rd or 4th shave I'd end up slicing right under my nose with that stinking TRIM blade. And cutting my ear. Plus, sometimes I wasn't shaving at all. One stroke and that mass of 5 blades would be jammed with a carpet of hair AND IT WOULND'T COME OUT!!!!. Last month I got tired of it. There are many offerings, kits etc that you can get on Amazon and I say, shop at your own desire. There are top loaders side loaders, lotsa different options. I've used this one for a month now. Same blade as a matter of fact. No nicks, no oops, no problems with shavings stuffed under or in between blades. No opening of the top loader (you see, if I remember right, if you twist the bottom the blade top opens and that can just be a hassle while shaving. But you're probably not as clumsy as I am. Can you shave everywhere with this? YES, but lets just look at my head. First it was no shave November. I know, "You said you used it for a month!" calm down. My facial hair if it gets showing just turns into pins that when I bump into it like rubbing my nose, it jams those hairs into my skin like a pin. Don't know why, I had a beard and mustache once upon a time but my hair just doesn't get that long. SO we look at my head hair. That's all I had after a month. I used clippers to get it down and then shaved it. One pass up, One pass down. Done. Every other day trimming on my face for similar effects. One blade, over a month of cuts. You can buy 15 replacement blades for 5 bucks. Whats the price of a 5 blade refill? 4 for 15 bucks? NOW, if only we can get those medicine cabinets with the blade disposal in the back of it again. Be careful remodeling one of those bathrooms!

This is not a good razor period because it is cheap and will inevitably break, but beyond that it is certainly not a good beginner razor for men. It is quite aggressive so you have to ge very slowly and carefully not cut yourself really badly. The tolerances on this thing are also very sloppy, so you have to painstakingly adjust the blade every time you put in a new blade before tightening it to get something approximating an even blade reveal. Otherwise, you will cut yourself even worse for sure. I got a new razor after this one broke and it's just a cheap, basic butterfly razor and it's way better in every way because I feel like I have much better control and don't have to make these microadjustments to the blade reveal or anything. It just works. What else is there to say? For some reason I can't upload pictures I have of the broken razor, but rest assured the thing broke after only two months of use (I was only shaving every two or three days as well by the way). The screw that is attached to the top cap and screws into the handle simply broke off as I was screwing it in. I guess you have to be really careful so as to not overtighten it or the thing will break (I was hardly putting any torque on it, to be sure), but at the same time make sure you tighten it enough so it doesn't come loose as you're shaving. This hunk of junk made me irate enough to write this review when I've never written a review for anything I've bought on Amazon before. I have no idea how this became a beset seller besides the cheap price point and I guess being able to market it to both men and women. At the end of the day, you get what you pay for. You are not saving money by buying this thing. You're going to have to replace it later anyway, sooner rather than later most likely. Spend the extra $5-10 to get something a little more expensive and it will be of way higher quality that should actually last. It doesn't have to be something extravagant, just a practical, cheap workhorse razor. This is not what you're looking for.

You really have to angle it to use. It’s not my first single blade razed and can’t say this one is beginner friendly it’s super awkward to figure out unless you’ve used these before. Just my opinion.

Not great, the blades just seem really flimsy. The blades can be barely seen once you have the razor screwed together (yes the correct way per the tiny instruction paper) it’s a nice looking razor but questionable as to being a good shave. I don’t have hairy legs as I used one of those at home lasers but it hasn’t gotten rid of every hair so I need to run a razor over my legs once a month or so. Edit: Switched to a different blade and did a bit better on the 2nd leg shave, still didn’t get it all but it was better.

been using it for years now! there's a tiny learning curve for it but it works so much better when you get the hang of it. and I hurt myself on accident far less with this one than I ever have with plastic razors

Smooth shave, easy to use I didn’t cut myself once. Really like the steel it seems made well.

I thought it will be helping with shaving smoothly but instead it barely shaves and leave u with so much cuts on ur skin