Harry's Razor Blades Refills - Razors for Men - 8 Count

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blades are top notch..and last a long time on my course hair..I never had any rusting isuues with blades .. Before I go any further, there’s something you should know about Harry’s. Despite the disruptive approach and the “shaving’s other guys” tagline, the company is no longer the anti-establishment brand it started out as. She then proceeds to tell me to use Shampoo Or Conditioner as those have been perfected for the most sensitive part of your body…. THE SCALP! Well As with so many “disruptive” companies, Harry’s takes a different approach to an established industry. Instead of buying replacement blades at exorbitant fees from your local supermarket, Harry’s runs a subscription-only model that delivers shaving consumables direct to your home. As someone who has been shaving his head for the last 16 years, and tried out different razors, I have this to say – Both Harrys and Dollar Shave, most certainly arent the best razors to use when it comes to shaving the head. However, I found both perfectly fine for shaving the face. Gillette still is my go to razor for shaving the head and will be for the forseeable future.

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Hopefully, it will be as durable as the original blades, although I’m unable to comment on that just yet as I’ve only been shaving with the new blades for a week or so. Previously, I was able to eke out blade changes to once a month, by shaving only after showering around three to four times per week. I’ll update this review once I’ve been using the new blades for a while longer but, hopefully, the new blades will prove as durable as they are sharp. Harry’s Razors review: Verdict My experience leads me to the conclusion that Gillette doesn’t have to feel threatened by the competition for shaving loyalty. What they do need to do is be sensitive to the retail price of their products, which seem ridiculous to me. They also should pay attention to the clever marketing by the smaller challengers. To me, the second observation exactly contradicts the first! I actually went the other way and cancelled my long-running subscription to Harry’s because of this trimming blade. I tried to convince them not to jettison the old at first, but they wouldn’t hear it, and so, I had to leave. Well, my razor finally arrived. And, I agree it’s good looking, enough, and pretty well balanced. But holy crap, it was HORRIBLE. I think it may be the worst razor I have ever shaved with, and I’ve shaved with plenty. I didn’t expect it to be better than a Fusion or my ProGlide Styler, but I thought it would be better than the Dorco crap, but no. I’ve had no-name disposables that shaved smoother than this.Using Harry’s right now and got to say I am not impressed. Love the price but I don’t get as close of shave vs using my Gillette Fusion blades. I only shave about two to three times per week and it feels like I am pulling my whiskers out one at a time. Gave some of my blades to my son in law and he has quit using them. I received Harry’s sample kit yesterday and was disappointed with the products supplied. The shave gel was heavily scented, not a bad smell but not one a guy like me would want to wear around all day. I am a scent free guy and don’t wear perfumes.

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That depends on a such a wide range of variables, I don’t believe that anyone could give you an accurate answer to your question.It’s funny, or odd, that you’d say in the very same review, “The one criticism that I had of this blade [the original] was that… it didn’t have a trimming blade. So when they announced that change, I decided to test it out!” and “I was holding the razor in my hand and as I moved it around, I grabbed it from the top and I could feel that blade start to give me a very fine cut on my finger.” I shave in the shower and I use “Kiss My Face Shaving Cream” with a nice badger bristle brush and a fog free mirror. I’ve found that Harry’s isn’t too bad on my face, but I find I get more razor burn and ingrown hairs from Dollar Shave Club blades. I usually have no problems with my Slim Adjustable or my Fatboy. Have been using Harry’s for a while. I shave 3 to 5 times a week. With Harry’s, if I don’t shave every day it’s a real chore and scrape job. I don’t have a gorilla like beard, but day 2 without a shave is getting grizzly. I would rate a Harry’s razor at one notch above disposables. I am 68 years old and not a stranger to getting a close shave.

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I tried Harry’s. The razor is very well made, but I discontinued. Reason? I don’t like dragging a five bladed plank over my face. I told them to PLEASE make a two bladed razor. That said, the only time I use my Harry’s anymore is for the times I travel by air with only a carry-on bag. Otherwise, my daily drivers are a Seki Feather AS-D2 and an IKon Shavecraft 102, and Kai or Feather blades.

A convenient and well-priced alternative to the big-name brands but hardly revolutionary

Day 2: At home, I cut my ear with the front trimmer blade and when I got to work, I noticed that I had 3 small areas on my chin that were bloody. The razor head is unique design, with a head that detaches so a new set of blades can be snapped on the top. This is quite different than the other, more common designs. It’s pretty easy to change out the shave heads, but Harry’s provides instructions just in case you’re painfully inept at basic skills. (I got it in one, BTW!) As others have had good things to say, I suppose I may have received a dud, or perhaps this razor just isn’t good for my face/hair.