Review on 💈 Long Handle Edwin Jagger Chrome Lined Double Edge Razor - Enhanced for SEO by Amber Hickman

When I first started using this shaver I was disappointed. Despite trying, I didn't give up and now I shave perfectly. Here are my tips for those who get razor burn: 1. Wash your face with hot, soapy water.2. Rub some oil into your stubble before you shave. I really like Pacific Shaving Oil, but there are many options. I bet you could use coconut oil if you're on a tight budget. Really absorb the oil and massage it into your skin! 3. Apply shaving cream/gel/soap. Rub it into your stubble like oil. Here's the hard part. Many advise swimming against the tide. Shave like always. Up, down, side to side. But here's a great tip - use a very light touch! Shaving with a razor blade is much sharper than a Gillette cartridge with 3-5 blades. Take your time and take it easy. Make it a ritual.6. Shave every day! Getting through dense stubble is something that ultimately requires more passes or more power. This is a big contributor to razor burn.7. It may be superstition, but I swear it counts. When you're done shaving, soak the razor head in rubbing alcohol before removing it. Kills germs and probably extends the life of the razor blade. Overall, the Edwin Jagger razor is well built, looks good and feels good in the hand. A++