Double Edge Safety Razor with 5 Safety Razor Blades, Single Blade Razor for Men with Razor Stand, Double Edge Razor, Safety Razors for Men - Black

I wasn’t expecting to love this safety razor as much as I do, but it completely replaced my disposable razors after the first week. The shave is insanely smooth without me having to go over the same spot a dozen times. I haven’t had a single ingrown hair since switching, which honestly feels like a miracle. The razor itself feels solid and well-made—not flimsy or cheap. It has a good weight to it, and you can tell it’s built to last. I also love that I’m not constantly throwing plastic handles into the trash anymore. Just swapping the blades is so much more sustainable and way cheaper in the long run. If you want a close shave, real durability, and a product that doesn’t wreck your skin, this one’s worth it.

I’m really impressed with this stainless steel single blade razor. It feels sturdy and well-made, and the weight helps it glide smoothly without needing extra pressure. I’ve noticed less irritation and fewer razor bumps compared to multi-blade razors. There’s a small learning curve at first, but once you get the angle right, it gives a very close, clean shave. Plus, replacement blades are affordable and more eco-friendly. Definitely worth the switch!

Best/cleanest shave from this razor. The single blade design gives a clean cut shave; doesn’t cut hair below the skin like a muti-blade razor would. I have way less irritation, razor bumps, and ingrown hairs with the single blade. You can get 3-5 clean shaves before the blade dulls; not mentioning the other side of the razor as well. The design is very convenient for removing the blade and cleaning. I also like the weight of the shaver, controlling it is easy and helps it glide across skin effortlessly. Be careful because the blades a super sharp! Overall best shaver I have ever used.

I just received it last night, and tried it right now. Very good, I must say. The shave is easy and very smooth. DO be careful. It is a safety razor, but it can and will cut you if you press too hard. BUT, since I saw reviews of the blades rusting, I did NOT use the blades that came with it, and instead used Daxton double edge blades, which MAY be why they're so damn sharp. Other than that, I recommend it big time. I am new to shaving, haven't shaved in YEARS, and in the pictures you can see it works nicely. It is smaller than I thought, but not too heavy or too light. I will update this review as I continue using it. ALSO, dont forget to moisturize after shaving. Or you will get razor burn.

I’ve been using the Bambaw Safety Razor for a while now, and this is the second time I buy it. The shave feels incredibly smooth, almost effortless, and something I really appreciate is that I haven’t had any ingrown hairs since switching to it. What also makes it special is the sustainability behind it. It feels good knowing I’m cutting out so much plastic waste just by changing one simple habit. The razor itself has a really solid feel—durable, steady, and clearly made with great quality. You can tell right away that it’s built to last, not something that will fall apart after a few uses. Overall, it gives me a comfortable, clean shave every single time, and I love that it aligns with a more eco-friendly lifestyle without sacrificing performance.

I was really hesitant, I've seen people hawking these on my social media feed and nothing is ever as good as they say it is. This actually comes pretty close! Pros: * Smoothest shave I have ever had in my life. * Cheap replacement blades. (make sure to pick up a blade bank! Please don't make your local trash collectors worry about random razor blades!) * Daily shaving without irritation. My shave has actually gotten better from shaving daily. No waiting for the hair to grow enough for the razer to be effective without causing problems. * Takes about 5 minutes to shave my entire head and clean up the neckline of my beard. * No plastic waste beyond potential blade packaging. * Depending on your area, there may be recycling available for used blades. Good to know: * You must use some sort of cream. I tried regular shaving cream, but I wasn't very happy with it. I have been using normal conditioner and its working great. * Decent learning curve. The first time I tried using this razor, it took me an hour to shave my head and neckline. It really is all about keeping the right the angle. * Do not use any sort of pressure. The weight of the razor is enough. Any more pressure and you will get nicks. * Use an after shave. I use some witch hazel, let it dry while I brush my teeth, and then normal lotion. I have not tried grocery store aftershave, but I'm guessing that it would be like the shaving cream. If you want it to actually work, you are going to have to pay for it. Witch hazel and lotion are a lot cheaper and quite effective. :) * I would recommend a stand or holder of some sort. While laying the razer on its side won't damage the razer, its still an unprotected blade. I like hanging my razer on the mirror next to my toothbrush, but I'm having a hard time finding a hook that is big enough for the razer head. Cons: * Learning curve. Like I said above, it took me an hour to shave the first time I tried. Its been about a week and a half and I've gotten it down to 5 minutes, but I still get small nicks if I go too fast or don't rinse my blade often enough. The witch hazel and lotion help enough that by the time I'm finished with my morning routine you can't tell. * Frequent blade replacement. I change my blade every other day. I shave my whole head so you might be able to get away with an extra day if you are shaving less area or finer hair, but expect to replace the blades very frequently. A dull blade will make nicks much more likely. * Start cost. You have to buy the razer, the blades, the stand, the pre and post shave balms etc. It can be expensive, especially if you don't know you are going to love it. This razer comes with 5 blades, so you can at least try it before ordering a big box of blades. * Harder to travel. This razer offers a great shave, but it also requires more products that a plastic razer. It's not difficult to travel with, but it does take up a little more space. All together, I love this razer! I definitely would recommend it to most people! The only exception is that I don't think it would be good for very delicate skin with lots of folds and curves such as the groin. You could probably figure it out, but that learning curve would make it difficult! I didn't add a picture because the product looks exactly like what is shown it the listing. :)

Bra fungerande rakhyvel, när man kommit underfund med hur man ska göra. Lite ovant med hyvel med lösa blad.

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I've always used cartridge based razers like Gillette but I figured I'd try a safety razor for a change. After the first shave I am already very impressed by both the shave, how easy it is to use and the affordability. Not only are the blades easy to swap and clean when compared to cartridges, they are incredibly cheap. You can get a box of a 100 for a just a few quid online and save yourself a lot of dosh. The Gillette and Wilkinson's cartridge brands are good, no doubt, but they are expensive and cannot be recycled and end up just filling up landfills. The blades I've used for this are both cheaper, easier to clean and give a clean cut that easily rivals your common razor brand. It is incredible. The weight of the razor is not too heavy, but the material used gives it a heftiness that makes it feel premium despite the affordable price point. It comes with 5 blades which should last you a while. It also may take a shave or two to adjust to the razor, especially how much pressure you need to exert to shave. I recommend a wet shave if you have coarse facial hair with a considerable dollop of shaving foam for the first go or so, primarily to get used to how much friction you need to apply to shave. I only nicked myself once on my first go, so if you're patient and consider yourself a decent shaver with a steady hand, you should be absolutely fine. While the blades aren't particularly sharp or painful to use, they can still give you a nasty cut if you're not careful. The blades are also easy to replace too, you just twist the head of the razor off and insert the blade, twist it back on and voila. I can't sing this products praise more. I regret not buying one years ago.

I've only ever used cartridge or electric shavers before, so was a little aprehensive, but this was easy to get a good shave from, even from a novice like me. Feels really nice in the hand as well, I don't think i'll be sticking with it!

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