WEISHI Chrome Butterfly Safety Razor Kit: Long Handle Double 🪒 Edge Razor with H3 Holder Set (1 Razor, Stand & 10pcs Blades) Review

I use this blade 3 months before I decided to release it. I thought I would have to get used to the new blades and the pressure required, but I was dead wrong. I bought this to replace a Weishi safety razor (I'm not sure the exact spelling) that I loved but forgot when I moved 🤦🏻‍♀️. I am very disappointed. Not sure if it's the blades or the razor itself, but the hassle-free experience with my previous safety razor makes my new experience cruel and gory. I have to be a million times more…

My older brother asked me to bet on him and he really likes it. He says it's a good quality safety razor and he doesn't get any scratches or cuts from it. He hardly ever uses the stand, but he still likes it. He has no problems with the product and the only reason he no longer uses it is because he has the QShave version of Merkur Futur which he likes even more. included the blades as he also bought a pack of 100 astra platinum razors but gave them to my other brother instead and he said they…

The workmanship of the razor meets my expectations for the price. This isn't an elite razor, but it's functional. My kit didn't come with a leather case, but it may have just been an error in the product description. Avoid the risk of cuts and irritation. The metal edge under the blade (don't know what to call it. Guards maybe?) sits very close to the blade. Because of this, you are less likely to cut yourself. However, this also reduces the closeness of the shave and can mean that you have to…

All brass construction then chrome plated unlike other "expensive" razors made from inferior chrome plated zinc or zamak. Aside from the classic leader, the 1970's Gillette Super Speed, you'll find that the heads are virtually identical. Both shave equally well. The main difference is that the Weishi handle is longer, which I think allows for better shaving control. So save your money - buy Weishi instead of the metal pots of cheaper but more expensive razors. If you're afraid of breaking it…

EDIT: 3/5/2020: So I've had it for over a year now and am still happy with it as I was when I first reviewed it. I just wanted to cover the basics and mention a few things that have stood out to me over a long period of time. This thing won't rust. Mind you, while I don't use it all the time, it lives in a bathroom that's regularly foggy and humid (I only like my shower this side of the boil). 2, the blades hold up well between uses. I was worried since I don't use it every day (or even every…