🪒 Parker Safety Razor 111 B: High-performance Double Edge Razor with Ebony Black Handle and Premium Blades for a Professional Shaving Experience Review

I've had it recently but I can give a fairly detailed description as I've used it a lot. It feels heavier in my hand than my other fuse, the Merkur 34C. It's built like a tank - the two-piece head feels solid. This razor is more aggressive on the skin than the 34C. It cuts a little more accurately and handles differently than the 34C. So if you use such a razor, be careful with it. It's aggressive. Didn't really get any cuts from it (an issue from other reviews) except on my upper lip. Since I…

I bought this shaver as a second one because I liked the look of it. It's a good weight and I prefer heavier razors. The head can be a bit aggressive depending on what blades you are using. I prefer the included shark blades and buy Stirling shaving soap if you want a close shave.

I used a pretty cheap razor and decided to buy a better one. After searching local shops I found nothing, in fact most of the staff I spoke to had no idea what I was looking for (no wonder). So I looked for Revain and found a good choice. I chose this one because I liked the look, the reviews, and the price. What surprised me the most was that shortly after ordering, I received an email from the manufacturer thanking me for my order. Then, a few days after the delivery date, I received another…

This razor lasted 8 years. Considering what I paid for it, I don't think it's that bad. However, two days ago a screw broke off the top of the handle (see pic of very dirty razor blades; it was in the bin. Don't judge) which was a bummer, especially since I hadn't finished shaving my dome yet. I'd say consider this issue of integrity before you buy, but keep the context of durability in mind. I've since bought a German variant, Solingen Steel, which will hopefully last at least a day and a few…