Kitsch Double Edge Safety Razors for Women and Men, Long Metal Handle and Stainless Steel Single Blade Razor with 5 Double Edge Refills, for Shaving and Travel Essentials - Terracotta

I bought this shaving razor after only using disposible three blade razors. So far I like using it! It has a nice weight to it since it's metal, making it feel very durable. There are removable parts which makes it easier to clean and it even came with 5 razors! There already some small scuff on the cover for the razor, I was hoping it would be perfect for at least a week, but it already got damaged when I tried to taking it out. The damage isn't noticeable unless you look really close at the cover, so I'm still happy with the overall performance of the razor, it cuts hair pretty easily but it doesn't need to be cleaned after every shave.

Great, simple design and so easy to use. Gets a close shave every time!

I’ve used this razor at least a dozen times now and feel I can give it a proper review.First, there’s a learning curve. I cut myself more the first time I used it than I could remember. I was kind of shocked since it rarely happened prior to the razor. Keep using it, you’ll get the hang of it.Pros: I like that the handle is longer for a safety razor. I like the color and the silicone safety cap. It gives a very close shave and I think I am shaving less now because of how close it is.Cons: the handle is heavy because it is metal. I like that it’s weighty, but it puts my hand to sleep after a while. I wish it also had a nonslip strip or something to help you keep ahold of it. I feel like the blade sticks out kind of far. My husband has a safety razor and his is not out as much. He even remarked about it.Overall, I like that it’s more sustainable, a very close (sometimes too close 🩸) shave in a fun color with a long handle. I’m going to keep using it and maybe wrap a rubber band or something on the handle.

This razor should not be marketed as a product for women, and I don’t see how it is even useful for men. Since the reviews indicated there is a learning curve, I continued to use the razor for a few weeks. I cut myself pretty badly the first time, and the number of nicks decreased over time, but I still generally experience at least one minor cut each time. The weighted razor requires a feather-light stroke, and short strokes on knees and ankles. I would give it more time, but the need for frequent replacement of blades does not make it worthwhile, and this does not provide the promised close shave. It also takes much longer to shave. This would be fine if the razor allowed a close shave with a lower risk of cuts. Not worth it!Although I was unable to use this product, customer service was very responsive to my concerns. I would definitely purchase from this vendor again.

I never received this item (missing item in package) so I bought it off the actual kitsch site and it is different from other regular 5 blade razors (obviously). It does shave smooth I've never shaved with a straight blade like this so I have to get used to it and keep trying to get the hang of it. Even with that said it does shave smooth when held correctly. I haven't knicked my legs per say but I've felt I put too much pressure and it felt like a razor burn yet I didn't have any razor burn if that makes sense. So it is a 5 star razor. If you're a newbie like me with this kind it'll take some time getting used to not using so much pressure and shorter strokes. It does make my skin feel smoother its a really close shave. Definitely still recommend!

I purchased this razor back in the end of October, and I absolutely loved it for the time I had it. However, in early January it broke - as in the literal metal broke out of nowhere and it’s unusable now. To be honest, it upsets me because I was expecting this to be a solid, quality, long term sustainable purchase for me considering the price and the description. I’m not sure if I just got a bad one or what, but for what it’s worth I was pleased until I was disappointed :/. I’m currently in a battle of trying to decide if I’d like to repurchase or not, but I feel like there should have been some kind of warranty on the product or something considering I expected it to last me years and it only survived for just over two months. It definitely is a learning curve of a product, as I cut myself pretty good many times (actually took a whole chunk of skin off my ankle once and now have a scar), and it is slippery/heavy, but the sustainability features and single blade factor were good enough for me, and it did give a good enough shave.

I have tried everything short of safety razors and every single time I shave I get razor burn, except with this. Just follow the instructions.Some tips-If you have sensitive skin don't over exfoliate or agitate your skin before shaving.-the handle can be slippery so wash it and the hand you hold it in with bar soap so you can grip it better.-IT IS VERY SHARP, it says this but after reading reviews I feel the need to say this, I have shaved about a dozen times in my life before I gave up and just trimmed, I have never used a safety razor before, and I did not so much as mark my skin shaving with this just be careful.I will say I also bought the kitsch soap which may or may not be a factor but I am not willing to test that until my skin is used to being shaved

I have tried every hair removal system out there and all of them still gave me razor burn. I have used a single blade razor back in the day but they have become hard to find. This one gave me the smoothest longest lasting shave without the razor burn.