Wilkinson Sword Protector 3D Reviews

To my horror not only have I for the first time in my life submitted an on-line opinion, but the Schick version of this brilliant razor (same razor & blades, different package) has been taken off the market in the USA and I'm having to import them. A bit disappointing that you can pick them up off any supermarket shelf in Peru, but not in the ...  Read the complete review

the best razor on the market - Advantages: close shave, no cuts, fits the hand - Disadvantages: none

Just bought this yesterday. Why did no one ever tell me? Amazing. I must have quite sensitive skin I suppose cause ever since I started shaving, 12 years ago, I end up with this red inlfamed chin that burnt for the rest of the day. It would only be the next day before I could touch my chin again. My job requires a clean shave and a ...  Read the complete review

I apologise beforehand for jumping into the mans world of razors..... But I just had to share my disgust for what I term as almost the worst razor I have ever tried. I periodically end up nicking my other half?s razors from his basket in the bathroom, and up till now I was satisfied with the effectiveness of the Gillette Mach3 he was ...  Read the complete review

Mind you, the pills are helping.... So, on to the razor. A man with no razor blades is truely a man in trouble, the fear of being refused credit with the bank and the horrors of the repayment plans for the HUGELY OUTRAGEOUS PRICES charged for them are not pleasant things to go through. Imagine my joy and elation when, on a ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to razor blades, you have a choice of 10 own brand twin swivel blades for 99p, or a packet of 4 blades in a shiny box for £5. The features on the own brand blades are the same that people were paying a premium price for 10 years ago, so I have to work hard to justify spending more money on shinier stuff. At the moment, I'm ...  Read the complete review

I use Protector razors as I have small moles on my face, one or two of which are in awkward places on the jawline, and are a bit raised. I also have a largish flat mole on my cheek (now close your eyes, and imagine this face with hazel eyes and a sarcastic grin - you now have no idea what I look like). The protector, designed to minimise nicks and ...  Read the complete review

I have been using this style of razor for quite a while now and am pleased to announce that I have found no real problems with it. It offers a cose shave, meaning no need to constantly hack away at the same piece of your face over and over again to remove a patch of troublesome care, as the hair is often removed in one or two strokes. The razor ...  Read the complete review

I have tried and tested nearly every type of wet and dry razors due to the fact that I have very sensitive skin. The last thing you want after a shave is a sore looking razor burn. After seeing the advertisment of the Mach3 on T.V. I bought it and after shaving with the razor and Gillete Gel , I had the perfect shave, not a mark to be seen ...  Read the complete review

This razor has been my choice for a number of years. The main feature is not the way the head supposedly moves in 3 Dimensions (although only 2 are to any great extent) but the way in which the 2 blades are wrapped in a thin metal wire. As far as I can tell there no drawbacks to the wrap, the shave is at least as close as any other I have ...  Read the complete review