Gillette SensorExcel

ABSTRACT. Strong and weak points of Gillette Sensor Excel, Wilkinson Sword FxDiamond and Gillette Mach3, among others, are discussed. Sensor Excel is proposed as most plausible consumer choice. INTRODUCTION. I was 14 (back in 1973) when I shaved myself for the first time in my life. I remember that day very well. It was one of those very rare occasions when my parents took me to a theatre to watch Tchaikovsky’s “Swan Lake”. We were pressed for time, nevertheless my father insisted that I needed a shave and showed me how to proceed. As I was a slow learner, the result was a sulky mood and a nasty skin irritation. The Tchaikovsky’s ...  Read the complete review

Rarely do I shave, instead I tend to use sugaring (like waxing) and I am not really some hairy monster from Dr. Who! Only in extreme emergencies do I shave and this happened to me last week. My regular beauty therapist was away on holiday and my hubby had arranged to take me away for a couple of nights. I had to remove the unsightly, unwanted body hair and fast! What was I to do? A trip to the local chemist solved the problem in the form of Gillette for Women, Sensor Excel. This pale green razor has a soft, non-slip grip, making it ideal to use in the bath or shower. The flexible inter-changeable head has protective mircofins, making for a closer, smoother and ...  Read the complete review

For many years now I have used a Gillette Mach3 razor and I had never had any problems with it to make me want to replace it with something else. On a shopping trip earlier this year however I made a bit of a boob and instead of picking up a packet of replacement blades for my Gillette Mach3 I purchased a pack of replacement blades for the Gillette Sensor Excel instead. Unfortunately the mistake was not realised until after I had ripped open the packaging destroying any possibility of returning them for a replacement. I had paid £7.49 for a pack of 10 blades for the Sensor Excel so my mistake looked like it was going to be quite a costly one. Gillette clearly ...  Read the complete review

It has always been the game of big business. Sell the user the basic product at the cheapest possible price and then screw them in the spares that are necessary in order to continue to use that product. Many products fall into this catergory especially things like automobiles and electrical appliances and fixtures. Other similar examples are Game Consoles where the consoles are sold cheapily and the cream is made in the games. One product that certainly comes under this category and what this opinion is all about is the Gillette Sensor Excell Razor. Ever since I was a kid I have been using a type of razor made by Gillette. First it was the GII, ...  Read the complete review