Review on 🪒 Parker 24C Open Comb Double Edge Razor: Premium Brass Handle with 5 Safety Razor Blades Included by Cecilia Spencer

Shaving is a very individual process. I like the weight of the razor, the deep surface of the handle and the length of the handle. It doesn't slip out of my hand and allows me to easily change the angle. It has a very nice chrome finish and the head is stamped 'India' as many have mentioned. The handle doesn't appear to be interchangeable with other screw-thread based brands. Luckily I like how it was made. I have a coarse beard and need multiple passes at different angles to get a close shave. A few foams, time and patience. I change several razors and blades during the week. It's definitely a goalkeeper. I like the very sharp blade and the open comb. I'm not rough with razors. I keep the threads oiled, disassembled, cleaned and let them air dry between uses. If I feel the blades pulling, it's time for a new razor blade. When you need a 60-second shave, you don't have the time to heat up a mug and lather, nor the patience for multiple lathers and passes; I understand completely. I also keep a charged electric razor in the car. If I knew there were imported double-edged blades that are thin and sharp, as well as an alternative to butterfly razors that recede, weakening the blade and causing cuts; I would have done that many years ago. injector blades, single blade blades, dual blade cartridges; You name it, I changed many years ago. Very happy. Global trade. Russian, German, Israeli, Japanese, Swedish stainless steel blades. Some are chrome, teflon, or platinum plated. Make your face beautiful again! For a few dollars, you can experiment and donate something you don't like. Unlike me, my wife and girls are not picky. No cuts - the only problem. One shave per blade and you're done. So far, no imported blade has caused a notch. I'll try Parker Blades later. One variable at a time. I shave well, I haven't used a septic stick in decades.