Review on 💈 Personna DE Double Edge Razor Blades, 100 Count: Precision Shaving at Its Best! by Marie Jensen

I don't know which marketer set the current standard for disposable razors, but they're certainly reserved for a warm spot in hell if they're not already sitting well there. It's true, just never needed changing, a one-off concept that was overturned by the products that haunted my young adulthood. I don't know why they fell out of favor when it came to shaving. The only other method that I think is the best is the razor. I've tried but the learning curve is high and I need more time. There's a learning curve for a razor with these blades, but it's negligible compared to the utility. It's all about learning the angle. I confess that I was scared the first few times I used them; I confess I was so scared that I trained on my feet! I shaved my legs for the first time in two days to learn how to use these razors - glad I did! They're hot - on the second day I removed about an inch of skin before I saw any blood. But I did it once and not on my face! As soon as I held it to my face to test it I shook - it was a 45 meter shave. But after a week or so I was confident enough to compete with standard shaving times. Now, a year and a half later, it takes very little time to manipulate those blades and get a perfect shave every time. They're so cheap that every time I shave it's a new blade, and a blade provides a closer shave than current x8 or x9 blades on a disposable plastic razor. They come in razors that are designed to flush out the stubble easily, so blade jamming simply doesn't occur. And it's a lot more hygienic - I never get breakouts while shaving; this has been a recurring theme with plastic disposable razors. And I've even shaved with it, just with water as a lubricant - shaving gel is the standard, sometimes even soap will do. I rarely get cut, but a hemostatic pin is the easiest fix. Shaving used to be terrible and expensive; These razors made daily shaving a reality for less than $2-3 a month; instead of $25-30 per month. Try them out with a decently designed razor; You will not be dissatisfied.