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Feather FHS-10 Single Edge Razor Blades (60 πŸͺ’ Count) - Hi-Stainless Carbon Steel, Platinum & PTFE Coated Review

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Details

BrandOneBlade
Number of Pieces60
Number of Blades1
Age Range (Description)Adult

Description of Feather FHS-10 Single Edge Razor Blades (60 πŸͺ’ Count) - Hi-Stainless Carbon Steel, Platinum & PTFE Coated

60 Count FHS-10 Razor Blades (10 packs of 10) plus Blade Recycling Bank to safely dispose of used razor blades. Made of Hi-Stainless Carbon Steel and are Platinum and PTFE coated to retain their sharpness, allowing you to get more shaves out of each blade. Ultra-sharp to provide a very close shave, comfortable and built to last. Feather FHS-10 blades fit OneBlade CORE, HYBRID and GENESIS razors as well as the Valet Auto Strop Safety Razor. Save the planet, one blade at a time. 2 Billion razors and their blade cartridges end up in landfills every year in the U.S. alone. Our Platinum-Coated Japanese Steel Blades are 100% recyclable and cut through hair like a knife through butter, without damaging your skin. The included Recycling Bank holds 50+ blades, is 100% metal and can be recycled once full with your regular metal recycling. Superior Quality since 1932. Feather’s mission has been to deliver precise, quality Japanese blades to customers all over the world.

Reviews

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Revainrating 3 out of 5

This is for those who want to take their shaving to the next level.

And shaving for almost 40+ years. If there is a better blade please let me know. This is for people who want to take their shaving to the next level. If you're a guy with multiple blades and a can of foam/gel (or a girl); and then you're not ready. It's true to share, carry a brush, use a razor with a blade or two, it's time to step up. The pen is so meticulous that each individual blade is wrapped so that the edge of the blade does not touch the paper. Simply a breathtaking production process.

Pros
  • Suitable for many
Cons
  • There are nuances

Revainrating 5 out of 5

It turned out that there are two things to consider when shaving. Good blade and good shaving cream.

spring blades are great. With a blade, less movement means less irritation. It turned out that there are two things to consider when shaving. Good blade and good shaving cream. I prefer to use a brush. You can use a pre-shave product, which isn't necessary unless you have straight hair.

Pros
  • It's amazing
Cons
  • boring packaging

Revainrating 5 out of 5

How are blades disposed of?

Great blades, no problem. My problem is related to the missing blade recycling unit. Both the shopping list and the bag the blades were shipped in indicate that they included a recycling bin. This is the second time I have received my order without a blade disposal container.

Pros
  • Great for a small home
Cons
  • Hard to remember but it was

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Feather Blades for Shaving and Hair Removal

I bought these blades to go with the OneCore single blade razor I recently bought. I'm not sure if it's a razor, blades, or both, but I wasn't satisfied with the shaving experience. Although I read reviews that both liked it, it wasn't for me. But your mileage may vary.

Pros
  • Good Value
Cons
  • Something's Wrong