🪒 Efficient Men's Feather Hi Stainless Double Shave & Hair Removal Razor Blades Review

Let me start by saying that to get a close shave with little skin irritation you need the sharpest blade you can find. I've been shaving for over 45 years. I used to use a brush and soap, but about 10 years ago I started shaving in the shower. The best time to shave is after you have had hot water on your face for a long time. If I wait a few more minutes after shaving, the shave falls down a notch. I have used many different blades over the years, all of which were made in the USA at the time.

I once lost 10 packs of 10 each. This time I got what is shown in the picture, 20 packs of 5 pieces. fantastic blades. I use them on a Feather DE safety razor and am happy with how long they last and how smooth/not harsh the shave is. I can usually shave with a blade a few times a day, but always switch to a new one when I have a few days of growth for maximum performance. 100 pieces last me a whole year, and that's a cent a day. Easy to dispose of - used blades go to the trash can for scrap…

From all the positive reviews on these blades I had high hopes and was looking forward to a great shave. Unfortunately my first warning was on the packaging as they were sent in a plastic bag but they appeared to be the correct packs of 10 (10 of them for an order of 100 blades). For my first shave I thought it would be similar to the original blades that came with my Baili razor (a great price btw) but I experienced a great disappointment as these blades were addictive from the start. I tried…

I used to buy Astra blades but their quality control has become a bit erratic. The pen has always been very sharp and high quality, but a little more expensive. Compared to today's cartridge junk, however, they are the absolute price-performance star. Find a DE razor you like and get a brush, it doesn't have to be expensive or made from animals, plastics work well. Take a few days to figure out how to use them and save a ton of money by pairing them with shaving soap while getting a much better

Since we abandoned the consumer nightmare of redesigned and ridiculously expensive men's shaving products about 5 years ago (want to avoid it ten or more years ago) I settled on Feather double-edged blades in Edwin Jagger's lightweight safety razor after trying several other blades. The feathers were sharper and smoother than others I've tried, but you should treat them with respect and change them as soon as they become dull (maybe after 5-6 shaves max). Disposal is safe and easy in the…