Not wanting to spend too much on razor blades, I have tried various inexpensive options that are on offer. After finding that one blade options either produced an unsatisfactory shave, or produced many cuts on the jawline and cheek, I tried the two-blade options, and I felt that this was the best option. Shaving with these blades is quite easy, and produces a good shave without having to apply an inappropriate amount of pressure, making it much less likely to cut myself whilst shaving. Also, it seemed to cope well even if I hadn't shaved for a couple of days, which is another plus side for it. The blades are attached with fins and a moisturising strip, which ...  Read the complete review

I believe that these are the best blades on the market. I have tried multiple blades before (I think they are running at 5 now?!) and I've been exceptionally dubious since three and above. The blade head just becomes too unwieldy, especially around curves in the face. This might be a particular problem for me because I have a strong jawline, so the curve is quite tight. So two blades offer the best mix between precision and shaving 'power'. It's genuinely useful to have a second blade that catches hairs missed by the first, but if you are going at a sensible pressure and speed it's rare that they miss any at all. It's also better value than the 'cutting edge' ...  Read the complete review