🪒 Chrome Double Edge Safety Reusable Razor with Long Handle by WEISHI Review

I immediately found the razor to be well made and durable. A little heavy, but that's to be expected. The length of the handle is comparable to that of a standard women's razor. Installing the blade was pretty easy. Today I tried it the way I usually shave. The only notable exception was that I was showering, applying less pressure, and paying more attention to what I was doing. In addition to my legs, I successfully pumped my armpits as usual. After the initial fear of doing something wrong…

I've shaved with this razor a few times (using the included YingJiLi blades) and it has changed me. A very positive first impression. The razor is quite heavy in the hand and the razor head opening/closing mechanism seems to work properly and hold the blade firmly in place. In my opinion a nice shaver. I have big hands so I figured a long handle would work, but in practice I don't think it makes much of a difference. The razor was well packaged in a box with a small pack of 5 DE blades each…

I would be very careful when purchasing this product. While the product itself has a sleek design and is similar to other safety razors, you will often find that the pressure you use is much greater than you would expect from Edwin Jagger, for example. You will also find that shaving is not as close a shave as you would like, requiring 4-5 passes instead of 2-3. After all, you will often feel the razor irritation after you shave, which you wanted to avoid by buying a safety razor. Lack of space

Great shaver! I used a double-edged razor in high school, in college, and for the first 15 years of my marriage. I don't know why I gave up the old Gillette and switched to their dual sensor blade, but I went back to the dual blade and love it. This is quite a heavy razor and I find it very comfortable to use. The twist lock holds the blade in place and the blade fits very snugly to the head. The only criticism is the supplied blades. Gillette Blue's old blades were better. The ones the razor…

As there are few female reviews on this product I'll give my 2 cents. I've only used this razor a few times but so far so good. I shaved my legs, arms and female area. No complaints! I have no other safety razor experience to compare this to. I do love that it has a butterfly handle though; Inserting or removing the blade is so easy. The shaver is of good weight. I love that no hair gets caught between the blades! I will never go back to disposable items to protect the environment and my…

This is my first safety razor, the product seems good, very durable. I followed some reviews and decided to order different blades but they hadn't arrived yet and I was too excited to try it so I used the Weishi blades that come with the razor and they seem pretty good to me. . As a woman I have a lot of facial hair and using razors like Gillett was no longer an option for me because the hair grew back too quickly as if the hair was already itching on my skin the next day so I decided to give…

I have just switched from disposable razors and bought this one to use on my legs as I've read that safety razors are better for sensitive skin. Plus, it's less waste than disposable razors! There are a few things from my experience that may be helpful to other people looking for shaving solutions for sensitive skin: 1) It takes a little practice to learn how to use a safety razor effectively. 2) When I first used it, I shaved in the worst way of my life, but even with cuts and strands of hair…

I lost another long handle razor. It got great reviews so I decided to give it a try. Everything is ok but the weight distribution is wrong. Feels awkward and awkward. I often have to rearrange it in my hand because the ending keeps shifting. Although it is a long handle razor, it feels like a short handle razor. The blades slide in and out easily, but the angle of the blade isn't the same as my old razor so I have to keep readjusting. I wasn't expecting great quality for $15, but I thought it…

Great safety razor if you want to learn how to shave with it. The number of open blades is safer so they are not as aggressive as some razors. You may have to go through difficult places twice or if you miss a day or two. Four months still no rust or corrosion on the handle/butterfly mechanism. I cleaned it with alcohol, it still shines like the day I received it. At first I didn't like the blades that came with it, so I started with plain stainless steel blades. Once I got the hang of it, they