Let me start out by saying that I have sensitive skin which means that I can't shave every day but when I do my skin unfortunately regularly cuts up and I have been advised previously to buy a specialist cut-throat razor with a certain mix of metals to shave with but at a cost of a good couple of hundred pounds which I refuse to spend and simply can't afford so I have tried a number of different razors with little luck so I decided it was time to try a different approach and try one with fewer blades than others but did this work out as a good move?


Positives:

- This is a well designed razor which has a head that moves in response to the changes in gradients whilst you shave meaning you are less likely to cut yourself whilst shaving.

- Sharp blades ensure that you get a shave with as little drag as possible and a clean removal of hair without the pain that can happen as hairs catch and pull.

- Greater spacing between blades means that you have a more comfortable shave with less drag and hair clogging. This is in my opinion the biggest things that makes this razor such a great piece of kit to have as the difference in drag between this and a 5 bladed razor is so big it is untrue.

- Great value packs can be had by shopping around as you can get a pack with the razor, a blade for use and 15 blades replacement blades for just £20.

- A comfortable handle which makes it easy to use and allows for you to control your shave with ease, again this helps with reducing shaving cuts.

- The blades last for a good few shaves which make for real value for money whilst still giving a great quality of shave.


Negatives:

- None


Overall I have been really impressed with this razor and the comfortable, easy shave which it gives each and every time. The blade spacing makes for the most comfortable shave I have had in years and the fact I am not cut up each time is a real bonus. Great value special packs make it a really excellent value for money purchase and one I can see myself regularly making.