Derby Professional Single Edge Razor Blades, 100 Count

these last forever! a great buy

Blade gets dull quickly but there’s soo many that it’s not a problem

But this in the past and it was horrible and I Give It 2 Stars I switch to Shark razor brand and this brand compared to shark brand it is so bad I mean really bad razors and the shark was much much better razors and I do recommend buying the shark brand but the reason I buddies again so I try new improving as they said but its actually horrible and worse than the other ones therefore I drop my two stars to one star.

No me llego le paquete

Worked great

Could be sharper, but overall gets the job done.

God

Now that my eyes are bleeding from reading all these reviews Im going to comment. After having almost sliced my fingers off snapping double sided blades to fit my Parker Shavette these are a blessing. Im not sure if the quality of these blades has decreased as this is the second time Ive purchased this brand of blade for my shavette. I do know that these blades fit and work well in my Parker Shavette plus give me a great shave and leave my face baby-butt soft. I can get four shaves before I have to change blades and really have had no snagging or pulling of my facial hair. As another reviewer stated, everyone has a preference, everyones beard type and thickness is different but more importantly pre-shave facial and beard preparation is almost if not just as important as a good blade. Follow the proper steps to prep your beard, as I do, and I doubt youll have any problems. 1) Wash face with super hot (as hot as you can stand it) water; I incorporate a facial scrub. Some people just use their favorite soap. Its up to you. 2) I drain half of the exsisting water in the sink and add more hot water, again as hot as you can stand it and I drop my wash cloth and brush in and let it soak for a few seconds. Lightly wring the washcloth out and hold it to my face for about a minute or a bit more. 3) If you use a pre-shave oil, as I do, apply a liberal amount all over your beard/shave area and whip up your favorite shave cream and apply cream on face over the pre-shave oil. 4) Shave. If doing a double, reapply oil, cream and shave again. Rinse face with hot water. 5) Drain sink and rinse face with cold water and pat dry with a towel. 6) I use a post-shave balm after I towel dry my face and sometimes use an after shave, depends on whats going on and where Im going. Thats it, no cuts and as I said before, I usually get four shaves per blade.

They fit my straight razor

The design is good, but the item is much too small.