Rockwell 6C Gunmetal Razor Review

later If you don't want a cartridge razor and want to get into wet shaving with a safety razor, buy this one. Buy your first, it can be intimidating. Some razors are very soft and won't give you a close shave, while others can cut you with their aggressiveness. Everyone's face and hair is different, so finding your personal Goldilocks razor can be frustrating. I have spent money on razors in the past which have been terrible to me. With adjustable plates from 1# for super soft to 6# for very…

Unpacking: The razor is nicely packaged in a sturdy cardboard box with a plastic insert for storing razor parts and double-page instructions on how to use the adjustable bases. While not made of stainless steel like its 6S brother, the 6C is still impressive and hefty thanks to the fact that it's made of solid zamak metal parts. Don't let the zamak put you off this razor, the finish is high quality and I doubt I'll ever use the lifetime guarantee that comes with it. My scale says it weighs 97.4

I ordered this shaver to test the adjustable base plate. I thought it would be interesting to see where my perfect shave ranks in their numbering system. I receive the package and excitedly open the package. I immediately took it apart to try it out. I notice a definite wobble when removing the handle, which I found odd but thought maybe it just wasn't installed properly or something. Put it back on and it will swing the strands until it straightens out when synced to the baseplate. "Weird" I…