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I used to be a dedicated DE shaver; once I grew a beard, I started shaving only to clean my neck and cheeks, and decided to try cartridges again. So I tried Har
by chipotle_coyote 8y ago
I used to be a dedicated DE shaver; once I grew a beard, I started shaving only to clean my neck and cheeks, and decided to try cartridges again. So I tried Harry's. And man, I wanted to like them, but a Mach 3 blade is just so much better it's kind of dismaying. The Mach 3 (i.e., three-blade head) is smaller and more maneuverable; the blades seem sharper, or at least certainly glide more smoothly with less irritation; and there's actually a bit of an ecosystem around them -- I'm using a Parker handle with mine, about $30 but better than (the admittedly good) Harry's handles.
I'm glad Harry's found a nice exit, I guess, although on general principle I wish they'd been more invested in staying independent than they evidently were.
- m463 8y agoI should also mention I have a challenging face with a few moles. The gilette 5-blade head is the best. The three-blade is a definite step down. The Harry's is a good price/capability compromise. That said, I thin the price has gone up since they came out. Saw 12 refills for $25.99 at Target and I could swear they were lots cheaper when I first tried them.
- nradov 7y agoI was forever cutting a mole on my jaw line while shaving. Finally I had a dermatologist remove it. It was painless and took only a few minutes. Totally worth it.