Review on MIRACLE Barber Straight Razor: The 💈 Ultimate Japanese Straight Edge Razor for Men by Heather Wilkinson

Hands down, you can't expect much from a $9.00 razor and I think it's about as good as you can get at this price point. What you get for your money is an uncomfortable and potentially unsafe product. The plastic handle is very flimsy and flimsy and does not hold the blade in place when stored. The photo shows how easily I can bend the handle. When I turned mine over, the metal blade holder fell from its protective grip, revealing a sharp blade. This can easily happen when traveling, and you can reach into your shaving kit and accidentally grab a blade, not realizing that it's not in the handle as it should be. tight, and that also means it will wobble a bit when you shave if you don't grip the blade holder tightly and uncomfortably. I found that I had to press down firmly on the bottom of the cartridge holder with my thumb and it became very uncomfortable and worse, when I held it the blade also moved forward as if I was pushing it out to take the to change cartridges. Blade. You really don't want to risk the blade moving forward; it should only move up or down. I would add that it didn't come with ten blades as promised, but that's okay. Just touching the razor and manipulating it as if I were shaving was enough to convince me that I wasn't really going to use it to shave myself. You may have to spend more to get the best razor, but it's not worth the risk of injuring yourself with one. While this is the kind of razor a beginner might buy to "try a razor blade out," it's in the hands of a beginner and probably not safe in the hands of an expert. Review: Ergonomic professional barber razor