🪒 Ultimate Precision: Utopia Care Professional Barber Straight Edge Razor Safety - 100-Pack Derby Blades Included! Review

Trimming my beard three times less has cost me $30 + tip + travel expenses + a lot of time PER WEEK going to the barber. Then I ordered this razor (about 7 months ago), it took me a while to get used to it, but now it's second nature to me. Back then I didn't spend a penny on my hair and I can do it like a pro in the same time as a visit to the hairdresser. What I liked Ease of use Rust/corrosion resistant, virtually unbreakable construction Elegant design Very affordable What I didn't like…

I've been using a straight razor for a year or two and I've finally gotten pretty good at it. As any of you who use it know, it's a skill and a process. Anyone who says it's easy to take as a disposable is a liar or a nutcase lol. I really wish it was easier or cheaper to find an old school one-piece razor that can be sharpened. I understand it's hygiene but it's just for me but it's ok. That being said I've tried a lot of razors with disposable blades and without going super high end as you…

I would like to start by saying that I wholeheartedly recommend this set to anyone who finds $20 for 3 packs of modern razor blades ridiculous. Aside from buying an actual straight blade razor, this is the cheapest shave you will get, and all without the higher upfront cost of a good razor blade and its peripherals. A fixed straight blade razor also requires no maintenance. Honestly, if you're thinking about getting a straight blade and you're on the edge, you'd do well to try that first. Sure,

Highly recommend this shaver for first time buyers or even those just looking for a new shaver. I have had a beard for many years and the hardest part about maintaining it has been the clean lines. I thought about buying a straight razor for a while and started researching. After weeks of searching I came across this one and the reviews were enough to convince me to jump in. The price was quite good too, especially considering the extra 100k bars. The first impression of the shaver was good. It

The photos above show that I shaved the first shave that was used. Well, as a disclaimer, YOU SHOULD KNOW HOW TO USE A SAFETY RAZOR! It's not really for beginners, but it's a good start. Especially for the price it can't be beat. On the left side I had two small cuts on my first try due to scar tissue that tends to snag any blade I've ever used. If I hit the scar wrong, the blade just hits me, no matter what blade it is. I have NO irritation from the razor, a close shave and the control you…

Let me just say that I recently used this product when I was learning how to shave. It works out? Yes. Do I have any disappointments about this? Yes. Is that a great offer? Yes. 100 blades, based on one shave every 3 days (through hair, across and against each other) That's about the equivalent of a full calendar year. What's the price. It's unbeatable. Even if I bought a DOVO and a sling I would still save money compared to today's 5x razors. (which I intend to do when I have more gear) So…

Okay folks. ---> Only for the first time. Just received the shaver today. Spent time on YouTube to figure out how to use it. Did the recommended prep but used regular bridging gel today as shaving soap is coming later. Absolutely no problem. Anyway, I got a few cuts from a safety razor, so don't worry. Watch YouTube videos and be careful. The cuts I get from a safety razor are between the chin and lower lip, right there in the deepest hollow. The same goes for razors. So no big deal. Pretty…