Harry's Razor Blades Refills - Razors for Men - 8 Count

Sure. Here is a review for Harry's Razor Blades Refills:Harry's Razor Blades Refills are a great option for men who are looking for a high-quality, affordable razor blade. The blades are made with German engineering and are designed to provide a close, comfortable shave. They are also hypoallergenic and dermatologist-tested, so they are gentle on your skin.The blades are available in a variety of packs, so you can choose the one that best suits your needs. They are also easy to order online or through the Harry's app.I have been using Harry's Razor Blades Refills for a few months now and I am very happy with them. They provide a close, comfortable shave and they are gentle on my skin. I would definitely recommend them to other men.Here are some of the pros and cons of Harry's Razor Blades Refills:**Pros:*** High-quality, affordable razor blades* Made with German engineering* Designed to provide a close, comfortable shave* Hypoallergenic and dermatologist-tested* Available in a variety of packs* Easy to order online or through the Harry's app**Cons:*** Some people may find the blades to be too sharp* The blades can be a bit pricey, especially if you are not using a subscription service* The blades can be difficult to find in storesOverall, I think Harry's Razor Blades Refills are a great option for men who are looking for a high-quality, affordable razor blade. They provide a close, comfortable shave and they are gentle on my skin. I would definitely recommend them to other men.

These are great razors, and they cut through my wire beard very comfortably and close. Also, the trimmer blade is super convenient and works great in shaping up my muttonchops. I also use the trimmer on my bushy sideburns. Sorry — I couldn’t resist that one. Seriously, these are really good blades, the case they come in is very handy for traveling, and even a little bit of humor that Harry’s prints inside the shipping box Is kind of a friendly, fun little extra. I gave these blades five stars in “value for the money,” even though I would like to see them be just a little bit cheaper. That would make them EXCEEDINGLY competitive with the disposable mass-market five-blade razors you can get at the checkout counter at the grocery store. However, I think I can objectively say that the longevity and the sheerness of the Harry’s blades are a notch above what you can get at the grocery store, so the pricing is what it is. Still, Harry’s, if you knock it down a couple of dollars, man, it would be an absolute no-brainer for anyone to ever buy a buy blades again at the grocery store or the pharmacy and only buy them from you. And if you are an Amazon Prime member, you can’t beat the free shipping right to your door.

This all started one day when I was at the store, contemplating what razor to purchase and looking disgustingly at the vast display of women's razors that have failed me time and time again. Long and behold, a southern man with a bald head, so shiny and glistening, suggests that I try this razor. So I figured why not? OMG! That night I used it and was shocked how smoothly the razor glided and how when venturing into the area of the forbidden fruit, I didn't need to go over the same area several times over to remove the hair. Can anyone say goodbye razor burn? A single blade lasts me a month, but long and behold, it was time to get replacement blades. I came across this gem and immediately purchased. This was such a great price and was being sold directly from the company that makes this product. They arrived in perfect condition, situated in plastic carrying cases that are so convenient when traveling. I am so glad I gave this razor a try and very pleased with my purchase. Thanks Harry's razor! Because of you, I am hairy no more!

I've recently taken up shaving my scalp, and I decided on these as opposed to a straight razor or a different brand. These are well made, and much cheaper to replace than the regular brands. I used to shave with exclusively Gilette, which turns out is, unsurprisingly, just a racket for overpriced stuff that apparently a start up can topple as far as cost efficiency goes. The 8 pack of blades sold by Amazon is around $16. The 12 pack of blades here is like 15-18 bucks depending on the seller and availability. That's pretty amazing compared to other brands. It would have been like $32 bucks for Gilette for the triple blade back in the day, and these are 5 blades, so what the heck, Gilette? Solimo (Amazon brand) is the only other brand I see that's comparable in price, with a handle plus 16 blades for like $14, but I have no idea what the quality is on those blades. I use Harry's for 4 head shaves or two weeks before changing the blades, going with and then against the grain, which on a scalp takes a while. I have noticed a bit of razor burn, but that could be just because I'm going over so many places repeatedly, since apparently my hair just grows all sorts of directions. I'll continue to buy unless they jack the prices too much, then I'll try something new.

Harry's is good, but I prefer the feel and precision and cut-free-ness of the Quattro

I love how close a shave this Gave me will be getting more

I am a bald man. LOL I thought that was a good way to start! Anyways, I put razors through their pace and considering how much area I have to shave (face and head only, get your mind out of the gutter) I get a ton of "feedback" from said razors. I compared Gillette, Schick, and Harry's, Gillette is just straight ripping people off. Schick was the longest lasting but still very expensive. Harry's tended not to last as long but for the price is very high quality. Schick also slightly edged Harry's razor in comfort but not enough for me to double the price of a Harry's razor. In short great value, good quality, good shave.