Classic Samurai CS-102 Stainless Steel Professional Barber Straight Edge Razor with 100 Count Single Edge Razor Blades

During the Samurai era, all the girls in my shop turned into Samurais. The only problem is, her most recent one ordered it somewhere else first, so I noticed major differences when I received it. As a result, I looked around and decided to order her one from Amazon. Maybe it was an old model that she just didn't like. As far as I can tell, the one I received today is There are barely any blade stops to hold the blade in, the arm does not click closed at all on top and the swing lock won't even click into place once the blade is inserted. In the last year, the manufacturer changed the style of this razor somewhat—I'm not sure what is behind the change, but I don't feel comfortable recommending it to my colleagues, as I am not In order to provide our clients with the best possible service, we cannot use an obsolete model of what USED to be an excellent product. I will be replacing my own razor in order to determine whether there is anything else I can suggest for my colleague who is interested in razors. Added a note in the text. You asked me what I got, so here it is. The OEM Parker SRX Heavy Duty was replaced by a Parker SRX Heavy Duty which I gave to a coworker The Parker is the one I am suggesting. My recommendation for the Samurai would still stand if they had just left it alone.

Poppy Ayers

| Oct 26, 2020

As far as I can tell, the hairdresser does not know what she is complaining about. It is of good quality and does the job well. With such a cheap item, I'm sure quality control isn't as strong as on more expensive items, so if you get a bad one, In terms of loading the blade, you need to make sure that the retainer clip is fully engaged all the way before closing the blade, but that isn't a defect. If you do it wrong, you make a user error. Despite the poor reviews, I am glad I got it. I almost didn't buy it because of the bad reviews.

Alanna Armstrong

| Dec 29, 2020

Moreover, the look made me feel like I was in the old west getting all gussied up for a battle. That's why I got a new As a highly coordinated individual, I can use a helicopter, fish without spooling the reel, carve turkeys without any blood, and carry out other tasks requiring nimble fingers so I figured I was ready to manage this piece This is incorrect. Approximately 30 seconds into the video, a big old cut occurs. I won't post a photo as Despite my one star rating, this appears to be quite well made and lethal equipment, but its purpose seems not to be very Not very practical, I would say. It is dangerous. Yes, of course. The game ended in a loss for me.

Colton Conway

| Jan 27, 2021

Slow and steady is the best way to shave. There are any other ladies here (or am I the only one? As a result. Not at all. This is PRACTICE.
With this, I am able to tame my eyebrows effortlessly, as well as shave my face until it is baby Despite not having cut myself yet, HIGHLY RECOMMEND that you use the device with caution If you are a bit nervous with this tool, try 'phantom shaving' with an unloaded shavette first so that you can become familiar with the contours of your face. It eventually worked for me and I was able to develop a grip where I felt comfortable and could maintain a steady hand. Once you practice and care for it, this will very quickly become your favorite grooming tool! NOTE *br* Would you like super smooth legs, ladies? I suggest you make use of this. You should find a grip you're comfortable with and make sure you proceed with caution. a shave cream that is ultra slick, such as Cremo concentrated shave cream.

Angela Hodge

| Feb 26, 2021

The product has been in use for a while now since I bought it. The overall build quality of the device makes it a good product, I would say. If you are thinking of buying this, you need to consider the following I. 1. It does not come with razor blades that are The reason I can't rate this 5 stars is because of this problem. Those who start out by using a straight razor can easily cause cuts and nicks if they have dull blades. Contrary to what it sounds like Despite this being intuitive, it is true that one can glide more easily when using a sharp blade. Unless you know precisely what angle to use and apply precise pressure to the skin, which is nearly impossible for beginners and quite difficult for some even for experienced men. Hence, if you are a new user of straight razors, I recommend getting sharper blades to start out with, instead of these ones. * * 2. Taking a look at the extended point with regard to the last one. Whether you get straight razor blades or a razor, I think straight razors in general are not an easy way to start. You might find it easier to use a disposable razor/cartridge or an electric shaver if you have already become accustomed to them. There's an easy way out of those Products that you use already have the proper blade angle set for you, and the majority are also designed to prevent you from getting cut by them. As a result, straight razors, also referred to as cut throat razors, are easy to cut, nick, and even cause serious wounds if they are As a result, you'll need to have some trial and error before you can solve the problem. You may have more success if you have some previous safety razor experience (double edge razor), since you already know how to apply a tiny amount of This is still a very different type of tool for which skills and experience are required.

Lexie Tate

| Dec 30, 2020