@@marliyn6246 fantastic. The only thing to consider is for face shaving it's a little difficult to get under the nose. And for head shaving it is a little difficult to get around the ears. I use a smaller razor for those areas. The cost I saved on not buying Gillette razors is amazing. Definitely recommend
Amazing product. How the hell this wasn't the direct transition from DE safety razors into modern razors is beyond me. How the hell did frugal people be okay with buying cartridges? I don't even care about the waste that much, but the cost. I just got mine and it's great. How often should the blades be replaced in your opinion?
Thank you! And honestly I don't know, somehow we skipped a logical step here but that's why we're at it. Personally, I just push my blade until it starts to feel dull and not shave great anymore. For me, that's about once a month, shaving a couple times a week. I do know some folks really prefer the sharpest blade every time they shave so they might swap them every couple of shaves -- but this also depends on your hair, skin, how often you shave how much you shave etc. I know that's a little ambiguous but I hope it helps a bit - Adam
How does it do on sideburns ? Isn't it hard to find where it's cutting with the shape it has? I think it might lack precision. And that's the only thing stopping me from buying it
