🪒 Get a Smooth Shave with Gillette Fusion5 ProGlide Men's Razor Blades - 8 Refills (Packaging May Vary) Review

I have very thick and coarse facial hair which is detrimental to razors. Not only that, but she has curly hair and a double-edged razor gives me a bad shave. I've tried a MachIII razor in the past and found it useless because it doesn't shave any better than a dual blade razor but costs a lot more. A few years ago I received a free sample of the Gillette Fusion razor in the mail and tried it out. Wow! This thing actually shaved me well, not just me, and even had a nice trimming blade on my…

See, I wanted so badly to fall in love with Dollar Shave Club and Harry's, but after months of trying to convince myself that shaving less is worth less, I finally woke up. Gillette makes an excellent razor in their opinion. And generally they last longer, don't clog as easily as others (especially Harry's) and most importantly, they don't pull or tug. I must anticipate that I seem to have relatively sensitive skin. Ingrown hairs and razor bumps are common when I shave (usually 3 times a week).

I remember when Fusion first came out and a friend sang its praises. Then I used Hydro, was satisfied and didn't want to change anything. Then Proglide comes out and the same friend describes how Proglide destroyed the Fusion in terms of the best shaving experience it's ever had. By this point I had already decided to try Proglide with a thinner blade. As you will see here, the vast majority of people including myself consider this to be the best shave ever. What I find is that I feel like it's

Have been using these blades since they first came out. These are blades that give a close shave and leave little to no scratches. I have every possible reversible blade, including feathered blades made in Japan, and shaving them is no closer, more dangerous, and takes longer. I'll use a brush and a real foam like Jack Black or Pacific Shaving Cream. My blades easily last 2-3 weeks in an oil based solution and I alternate between two separate razors. Never use the same razor and it makes a big…