Excellent price for an excellent razor, I have been using it for some time now.
Amazon description below.
Keeping classic shaving alive, this handcrafted, chrome finished, double edged razor is a perfect revival for experienced wetshavers and grooming newbies alike. The extra weight of this razor allows the user to apply less pressure than its multi bladed counterparts, resulting in a smooth comfortable and ultra enjoyable shave.
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SPONCE
13 Feb 164#15
Tom try using an alum block after your shave.
qwerty212
13 Feb 163#23
You can do that with a double edge razor as well.
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sofiasar
13 Feb 162#1
are these used for men's privates.
roadie to sofiasar
13 Feb 16#5
Lol. U can use a disposable for that
Houstieboy to sofiasar
13 Feb 161#31
Don't be ridiculous. And if you're asking a question in future, use a question mark.
DealJourno to sofiasar
14 Feb 16#77
No unless they are hiding their face. I would recommend a Philips Bodygroom for anything delicate. :man:
AR2012 to sofiasar
14 Feb 16#78
You can get away with a plastic one, caution to the brave and all. Less chance of it slipping.
roadie
13 Feb 16#2
What blades do u use?
drasim to roadie
13 Feb 161#3
I use Astra blades from Ebay with this model, works well.
cannibalwombat to roadie
13 Feb 162#10
I have the Edwin Jagger DE89. Don't suppose this is much different?
Like drasim, I use the Astra Superior Platinum blades too. I get two shaves per blade (though one could probably get a few more uses) and paid £9.50 for 100 blades including a soap stick.
It's certainly a fantastic 'value for money' way to shave.
roadie
13 Feb 16#4
Any of them in particular?
drasim
13 Feb 161#6
"Astra Superior Platinum" ..buy the 20 pack at £2 if you just want to try them out
Andy1300
13 Feb 161#7
When you have mastered using this type of razor then buy Feather blades
As someone who use the Gillette Power razor, how do clean shaven blades compare in terms of irritation?
rollin182
13 Feb 16#9
I bought one of these the last time they were on sale. Not having used anything like it before was a bit unsure about using it. So glad i did as i have saved a fortune in the time i have been using it and get a great shave too. Bought a witch hazel stick to deal with cuts but have not even had one from it. Give it a try, it gets + heat from me.
tom6195
13 Feb 162#12
Shaved with the 23c for the first time on Thursday night.. Face covered in whiteheads since Friday morning!
BeerDrinker to tom6195
13 Feb 161#14
What soap/cream did you use? Did you splash cold water on after shaving to close your pores and use an aftershave balm etc? Knowing more about the whole process would let people offer some advice and recommendations.
There's a DE thread with loads of information and lots of really helpful members
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Amazon description below.
Keeping classic shaving alive, this handcrafted, chrome finished, double edged razor is a perfect revival for experienced wetshavers and grooming newbies alike. The extra weight of this razor allows the user to apply less pressure than its multi bladed counterparts, resulting in a smooth comfortable and ultra enjoyable shave.
Top comments
All comments (86)
Like drasim, I use the Astra Superior Platinum blades too. I get two shaves per blade (though one could probably get a few more uses) and paid £9.50 for 100 blades including a soap stick.
It's certainly a fantastic 'value for money' way to shave.
https://www.cleanshaven.co.uk/shop/
There's a DE thread with loads of information and lots of really helpful members
http://www.hotukdeals.com/misc/hukd-de-shaving-thread-1228386