🪒 Dashing Shaving Excellence - DOVO DOVO Shavette Blade Razor Unleashed! Review

I don't understand all the negative reviews. Yes, it's plastic and feels cheap, but the design is great. If you're a beginner like me, you'll see how hard it is to cut your skin with the plastic guard covering the tip of the blade. With a light pen I get perfect pressure. I think the design is perfect for beginners, as I get more experienced I might want to switch razors, but I have no complaints about the razor, performance or design. Aesthetically, I wish it looked a little better. And I…

In general I like this shave. Most of the attributes are both pros and cons depending on your preferences, so the list below is more for your information than anything else. Pros: - The size is quite comfortable. It's smaller than my other one, but not enough to cause problems. It is suitable for both shorter and longer blades. The blade retention system is pretty solid. I'm sure the blade doesn't move or slip and it's very easy to clean. The feeling of lightness is an ambiguous blessing. On…

I was looking for a well built yet lightweight pressure blade insert for my double edge razors as I don't like the traditional valve type. I like lightness. I am a hairdresser and shaving is my favorite activity. I prefer the lightest razor and it feels lighter than the Turkish Cedef if not about the same. Loading is definitely easier than cedef. The black sleeve for the long blade doesn't seem like the perfect opening and notch, but Once Upon a Razor is fine. The clear plastic sheath was…

The packaging is very minimal, but everything about it is important. This is my first reusable razor. I've only shaved once with it, but look forward to many more. A few tips for first-time relocators like me: 1) Take your time. The razor should slide at an angle of 30 degrees. Do not use the same power as Mach 5 etc. 2) A shaving brush and proper shaving cream are highly recommended; for a cent a pound. I have used my shaving gel but am looking forward to trying the shave tonight. 3), but a…

I like the razor. The first time I used it I cut myself 6 times. The second time I made 2 cuts. I have since become proficient/happy at its use. One left an ugly scar on my left cheek so I stayed there for a while. Since then I've had a nice close shave that lasts most of the day. I liked the included full length blades. So far I haven't been able to find them at Revain. If anyone finds them, please reply with a link. It could be a bit heavier and a metal alternative to plastic knife holders…

Let me say up front that this is my first and only razor. I have nothing to compare The price is acceptable and the quality is there, but I found two minuses. The blade holder is very light as it is MADE OF ALUMINUM AND NOT STEEL LIKE THE HANDLE. It might be a preference, but I felt that while I could shave with it, it took away my confidence when the blade was grinding. This allows the blade to glide across the skin instead of skidding, which made a beginner like me nervous. The plastic insert