Merkur Hefty Classic
After years of shaving with 3 or more blades, I've decided to go back to the classic safety razor.
Tons of sites recommended the Merkur, from Solingen, Germany.
Solingen is famous for it's cutlery so, I knew I was not going to go wrong.
I ordered from ClassicShaving.com and 3 days later, I had pretty much the best shave ever.
I bought some extra blades, additional Merkurs and I decided to try the Japanese brand Feather. Feathers are reputedly the sharpest razors in the market.
Small packages of 10 blades will run you about US$5.00. Insanely cheap compared to the modern 3+ bladed and some even vibrating models... the actual razor will last a lifetime and run you about US$30.00.
Do yourself and the environment a favor. Get yourself a real razor.
Tons of sites recommended the Merkur, from Solingen, Germany.
Solingen is famous for it's cutlery so, I knew I was not going to go wrong.
I ordered from ClassicShaving.com and 3 days later, I had pretty much the best shave ever.
I bought some extra blades, additional Merkurs and I decided to try the Japanese brand Feather. Feathers are reputedly the sharpest razors in the market.
Small packages of 10 blades will run you about US$5.00. Insanely cheap compared to the modern 3+ bladed and some even vibrating models... the actual razor will last a lifetime and run you about US$30.00.
Do yourself and the environment a favor. Get yourself a real razor.