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If you have read any of my other safety razor reviews you will know that I prefer longer handles on my safety razors because of my larger hands.

Yes, I've used it that long because no other safety razor, disposable, or electric shaver gave me as smooth a shave without irritation.

It is is definitely on the heavier end compared to other safety razors on the market.

This posted on the heavier and compared to other safety razors on the market.

If you are curious about other safety razors do not forget to check out my article on the best safety razors!

I will be comparing this safety razor to all the other safety razors that I have used and reviewed.

Not exact matches

Getting a quality old - school shave requires investing in quality products, and other than the razor itself (check out our list of best safety razors), there's no other product where this is truer than when it comes to choosing a shaving soap.

As you know, that prestine shave takes more than just a quality safety razor and blade, it requires good technique as well as a first - rate shaving soap or terrific shaving cream and a top - tier shaving brush among other things.

Check out my other useful how to articles including how to clean a safety razor or straight razor.

Some safety razors might be harder than others to clean these crevices.

Leave a comment down below if you have tried this safety razor or have any other questions!

Generally speaking, you won't really have to learn a new shaving technique when using a safety razor, as you'll hold and shave with it in much the same way as you would any other razor.

I have had other Parker butterfly open safety razors break on me because the hinges wore out over time.

The added weight also makes it seem much more well - crafted than other lighter safety razors.

There are also more issues with blade alignment on three - piece safety razors compared to the other two designs.

On the other hand, the fact that you'll need to continually purchase replacement blades for your safety razor means that in the long run, this method could be slightly more costly than using a straight razor.

In 1926, to commemorate the company's 25th anniversary, Gillette wrote (as cited on the Gillette Company website) of the company's flagship product, the safety razor, «There is no other article for individual use so universally known or widely distributed.

Out of my aggressiveness scale of 10 I would rate this safety razor about a 4/10 which is the exact same as the other two Edwin Jagger safety razors that I have reviewed on PrimandPrep.

Since I started shaving with a safety razor I've tried a lot of different blades to determine which one is the best for me as well as try to help others find the blade that works best others.

Just like all of the other three - piece safety razors that I have reviewed on PrimandPrep, you should have no trouble getting new blades in while still minimizing the risk of getting cut.

When it comes to the actual shaving technique, there's really no difference between using a safety razor or any other type of shaver (i.e., always start off going with the grain, use short smooth strokes, rinse your blade off after each pass, etc.) However, unlike cartridge razors and electric shavers, safety razors don't have a pivoting head, meaning there is a special technique to use them properly.

After all, shaving with a safety razor isn't difficult, and after you learn to do it properly, you'll wonder how you ever tortured yourself with those other inferior or painful methods for so long.

I know you can't have plastic around the blade, but I can't see my dad or others who grew up during the depression and after paying these prices for a safety razor or worse yet a straight razor.

Just like all other Merkur safety razors, the blade sits perfectly within the headpiece when it is fully tightened.

Of course, this doesn't hold true for all double edge razor blades as some brands are obviously much better than others, which is why we'd recommend investing in the best safety razor blades you can get.

On the other hand if you have small hands you might have difficulty maneuvering the safety razor comfortably.

Just like any other twist to open safety razor, blade replacement is extremely easy.

On the other hand, a safety razor, also called a double edge razor, is something much more old school.

Compared to other butterfly open safety razors such as the Parker 99R that I've talked about on my website, this safety razor is pretty mild.

If you are wondering about other great safety razors come check out my article on my top ones as well as check out my articles on the best shaving soap and best shaving cream for men.

Be sure how check out how they stack up against each other in this article of the top safety razors.

On the other hand, I have heard people online talking about how they love the point of balance on this safety razor.

Blade replacement is the same as any other three - piece safety razor.

The double edge safety razor, on the other hand, uses a single cutting edge that tracks along the skin at a much more comfortable angle and cuts the hair cleanly without grabbing or pulling excessively (provided you choose the right blade for your beard and skin type).

By now, you probably realize that a single blade safety razor (DE) shave is unsurpassed by any other save for the barbershop straight razor.