Merkur Chrome Safety Razor 39C for Enhanced SEO Review

I'm a fan of the T-bar shave. There is also Muehle with 41 heads. The review is this. Merkur is softer to shave, cuts are problematic and less sensitive to blades. But it also takes longer to get it right. Let's say for everyday use. Muehle is more aggressive and requires more precision, but the result is better and you don’t have to scrape after 2 passes, but this is only if the shaving experience is good and the blades are matched. And so Merkur_om satisfied, a very decent razor.

. at first it seemed that the gap between the plate and the edge of the blade was too big, even at one, but as soon as I spent a couple of times on the soapy cheek, the doubts were gone, the machine works fine both in growth and against the growth of the bristles, realigned the blade angle to two, the result even better! . while I stopped there. This device is still the best of what I had to shave, before it there were electric, vests and a simple "closed" mulle R 89, these machines certainly…

I recommend that you make a list of interesting junk to buy from the US and use the services of a shipping company that will collect the packages into one package and send it to 2022. This is how I received my copy. Different pros: This is a regular safety razor, that is, cheap blades are required (and the ability to shave like this). There will be savings on consumables. The angle of the blade is continuously adjustable. This is the main feature that distinguishes this model from other safety

Got pros: Gorgeous machine, excellent shave, looks very presentable. Delivered promptly by courier. Different cons: The packaging is very primitive, a cardboard box and was slightly wrinkled. But this is not for the supplier, but for the manufacturer.

I took it as the first t-shaped razor. First impressions are extremely positive, but definitely requires your shaving skills.

Surprised by the price of almost 10 tons. I decided to buy and see what the trick is. I thought that I would sit more comfortably, I would take the machine, for almost 10 tons, I would whisper to him that I wanted to shave, and the whole process would start. No, I had to shave myself. I lathered the muzzle, inserted the blade, set it to three, and the process began. Heavy in the hands like a glove. This whole procedure is just a thrill. I'm throwing myself in two days, already six times with…

I've been using another "normal" razor from Merkur for a few years. It's a great razor, but unless I'm using very sharp blades like Feathers, I have to do multiple passes and apply quite a bit of pressure. With this Merkur angle razor I need very little pressure. Now I can use my old stash of derby blades for a close shave. Of course I prefer Feathers to Derby, but I wanted to try this new slope with my not-so-sharp Derby blades. Wow I love this razor. Still not a Derby fan but once they run…

The sloping bridge makes this razor a real hit. The slant gives your beard a slanted look instead of a straight cut. This ensures a closer shave. If you know what you're doing, you should let the razor do most of the work. For real. Squeezing this razor can give you problems with razor burn or worse. Try different blades. Every beard and skin is different. What works for one person may not work for another. Try the Feather, Voskhod, Bolzana, Lord or whatever blades you like to see what works…

Okay, I'll admit I have a razor mistake. I have all types of DE razors from modern to vintage, Merkur, Edwin Jagger, Parker, Gillette, iKon GEM etc. My initial reaction to this razor was very neutral. The magic trick for me was to stop worrying about it being an incline. If you shave the usual way, it works very well. I've been thinking too much about the angle of the razor and the curvature of the blade. If you just shave normally, it's a comfortable and close shave. There are all sorts of…

This is a quality DE razor. This is a bevel razor from Merkur, very well made and quite heavy (I have used many different DE razors and this is by far the heaviest). I've read online reviews that seemed to indicate that this is an aggressive razor, i.e. one that can be downright unforgiving. In my experience, however, this is not the case at all. It is very effective at shaving and in the two weeks of shaving I barely cut myself once or twice. So far I've used two brands of blades: Merkur…

I bought this razor in February 2016 and I still haven't cut myself. I had only used a double edge razor for about 12 months before trying the angled blade and had used cartridge razors up to that date. The big difference between a dual-blade razor and a cartridge razor is obvious at first: don't press down on a dual-blade razor, and cartridge razors often have a strip to help the blade glide. IMO, Mekur Slant 39C slides easier than a standard double edge (D/E) but not as much as a slide bar…

I prefer heavier razors. Not that I think it improves the quality of the shave, it just feels more luxurious in the hand. With the disappearance of 37c, which would have been pretty hard, 39c is now your only Mercury oblique option available. This thing has some serious weight. The length of the handle is the longest I have. I don't think the handles can be too long as you could choke on them depending on your hand size, but for some this may not be desirable. Again, this is a long razor. But…

Well, as the man says: This isn't my first rodeo! I have been shaving with expensive, high-quality Hoffritz safety razors for over half a century. In that time I have owned three excellent Hoffritz razors and never expected to find a better one; but apparently I was wrong! The last Hoffritz razor I bought has been with me for over 30 years, but the safety head is so worn and corroded that I can no longer easily use it. Since Hofritz was no longer in the safety razor business, I didn't know what