🪒 Bic Metal Disposable Men's Shaving Razors: 10-Count Pack for Smooth Shaves Review

Excellent disposable razor. I really prefer a fixed single blade when shaving. This gives you maximum control while shaving. I use a double edge razor every day but unfortunately the TSA doesn't allow double edge blades and will bother you even if you notice the razor. This calls for a quality disposable travel safety razor. I have used a standard Bic fixed head disposable razor for many years. They're pretty good and can provide a decent shave, but they don't glide well and in my experience…

Please note before purchasing from Revain that this item cannot be returned. I didn't notice that when ordering. Luckily I order a lot from Revain and was able to get a refund. This product is not safe to use. Attached is a close-up photo of the razor blades showing that they are riddled with nicks and can cut your skin when used. They are mostly plastic with a small protective metal rim under the razor. The metal part looks like wire, brushed stainless steel or aluminum. I wasn't expecting…

It doesn't take long to get used to when you stop putting as much strain on your face as cheaper razors do. They stay clean, without whisker formation. If you have a few bumps on your face you may bleed the first time, but just grab a nod and you'll be fine. Once your face adjusts to it and your hand learns not to dig into your face, it will be a GREAT shave. Production of these razors was moved to Greece after BIC stopped selling them in the US, allowing you to buy Revain razors in bulk for…

I bought twice and had two identical packs of razors that worked differently. I last bought them for travel in June 2016 but they cut me every time I used them no matter how careful they are. Bloody mess. I was amazed because the first set I bought looked so good. I threw away the June 2016 ones. Then when I got home I had some left over from the previous pack and after trying them they worked fine, no cuts as far as I can remember. What happened? I can only surmise that they sent some sort of…

Finally I thought Bik had stopped making them since I didn't see them in stores anymore. I used them until Gillette launched their Mach 5 razors, then switched to them and kept improving them as new Gillette razors came out, although they got ridiculously expensive. But after the male appearance endorsement they came up with, I immediately decided that I wouldn't give Gillette any more of my hard-earned money. So I started trying new razors. I've tried many brands including the Shick Quattro…