WEISHI Butterfly Open Double Edge Safety Razor for Men, Nostalgic Long Handle with 5 Stainless Razor Blades, Reusable Wet Shave Tool for Smooth, Close Shave
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Style: Nostalgic
Features
- WEISHI Double Edge Safety razor is for those who enjoy a smooth and clean shave. Easy to use, this razor will help you achieve your perfect look.
- Easy to replace blades: to your convenience, twist the knob (at the bottom of the razor handle) to open the blade chamber, then replace the razor blade. Use your favorite standard double edge blade in WEISHI.
- Perfectly balanced to fit in anyone's hand (length: 4.3 in/11cm), excellent grip and perfect weight to use (weights 2.61oz/74g).
- Here are four keys to a successful shave. Use as little pressure as possible. Let the weight of the razor do the work for you. Hold razor by the tip of the handle. Angle the blade at a 45 degrees angle. Shave with the grain of your beard.
- WEISHI collection of both classics and fashion. If for any reason you are not satisfied, feel free to contact us.
Brand: WEISHI
Number of Blades: 5
Unit Count: 1 Count
Special Feature: Eco-Friendly, Portable, Rust Resistant, metal razor, one blade razor
Skin Type: Normal
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 4.33 x 1.77 x 0.98 inches; 2.54 ounces
Item model number : 9306CL-5ym
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Manufacturer : WEISHI
Best Sellers Rank: #22,716 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care) #12 in Men's Safety Shaving Razors
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Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 14,792 ratings
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Style: Nostalgic
My dad always used an electric shaver, I think that was the status symbol of the 50's 60's & 70's... I tried one but never really liked and really feel that they are not worth the exorbitant amount of money charged for a small electric device that has not changed in basic design since the 1950's. My mother actually used a Safety razor to shave her legs and that is the only experience I had with one, seeing it on the vanity as a kid but never using one. When not using the electric razor (i.e. most of my life) I used the common disposable plastic multi-blade razors or the more expensive refillable variety. I always had a huge issue with the clogging of these little cheap devices and with the ridiculous price charged for either ($36 for 5 refill blades? really?) . I also felt that they would dull to unusable condition within 4 or five shaves. So I decided to go Back to the Future to try a safety razor with single blades. I first tried a cheap one that I found at a Dollar Tree Store, figured that for $1.25 I would get a shave and see if I liked how it performed. I did like it (Mainly because it did not clog up like the cheap plastic variety of disposable multi-blade razors. I did not like how the head opened as it was inconvenient to clean or change blades (But for a buck, what did I expect - right?) Searching Amazon, I found this WEISHI Safety Razor Double Edge Nostalgic Long Handle Butterfly Open Razor on sale for about $12 and then found a 100 pack of blades for like $7 in effect giving me a razor and the ability to shave for over 2 years for $20 bucks. Compare that to your Drugstore razor isle! I am very impressed with the quality of my purchase. The butterfly functions easily and reliably which make loading a new blade or cleaning up after a shave a breeze. (Something you can hardly do without a firehose of pressure on multi blade disposables. Actually shaving is just what you think it should be. Simply use the weight of this safety razor and glide it down your skin or up your neck. I have yet to get a cut or a nick and the actual shaves are much closer than any multi blade disposable I have ever used. The term "Like a baby's bottom" comes to mind... So if you are here reading this long review about a simple age old device, first patented by Gillett in 1904, just buy one and try it. It's worth $20 to see if you can tons of money and end up with a better shave than you are used to. I also do not believe there to spending much more than what I did for this WEISHI Safety Razor Double Edge Nostalgic Long Handle Butterfly Open Razor, there is no need to even look at the $60 versions as I cannot imagine that they work any better than the WEISHI.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2023 by Scott Pooler Scott Pooler
Style: Nostalgic
This razor is certainly very well built. It has a nice heft to its weight. The open/close mechanism feels very secure. I have had this product about three months and never experienced it getting lose during my shaves. The blades sit very well aligned. The handle is also very grippy. I had no issues of it sliding around with a wet handle or wet hands. And best of all, it is very easy to keep clean. A simple unused toothbrush once in a while will clean it from soap residue. The most exciting part of owning this safety razor is the amount of money you will save for the duration of the products lifetime. I have been shaving for about a decade and used only cartridge razors. I have a thick facial hair that grows fairly quickly. I could easily spend $100 a year on cartridge refills alone. Spending so much money already, I usually bought the very cheap tin can shaving foam. With this safety razor, a pack of 100 blades will have me spend $10 a year. That allows me to buy much higher quality shaving soaps and products which adds to the overall quality of my shaves. I have always had very sensitive skin. Razor burn, razor bumps and ingrown hairs; all sorts of skin irritation. No matter what I did, my face and skin would be very unsightly the next day. I accepted that it was a fact of life to always have my face sliced up and butchered. I hated shaving so much. When I first learned of a safety razor, I jumped right in and gave this a shot. I will admit, don’t be surprised that on your first several shaves, you may get more cuts and Nicks. With time, practice and new techniques, you’ll get better and reduce the amount of cuts. Some shaves you’ll have no cut skin at all. It took me weeks upon weeks to allow my skin to heal properly from using cartridge razors. Now, I can get a very close shave while reducing skin irritation significantly. I shave across the grain, which works for me to be as close as possible while also being semi mild on my skin. The biggest selling point about safety razors was the environmental impact. I am a huge environmentalist and the significant reduction on plastic use does wonders for the environment. The handle is all metal and the razor blades is all metal. There is no plastic that will sit in landfills or float in the ocean disrupting the ecosystem. There are so many benefits in using a safety razor. Low cost, high quality, Eco friendly. Take your time, allow the weight of the razor do the work, watch the countless tutorials on YouTube to get the best possible shave. With time and practice, you may even start to enjoy shaving. I highly recommend using a safety razor for those with sensitive skin.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2018 by Joel Gonzalez Joel Gonzalez
Style: Nostalgic
I love this! Was considering a Leaf razor as I’ve increasingly become more conscious of the amount of unnecessary waste we all create. I decided to try this given its so significantly cheaper. I ordered the platinum (Astra?) blades to use with it. WHAT A DIFFERENCE! First of all, the shave is so significantly closer and cleaner than the shave you get with those multi-blade plastic razors. Why did we EVER (as humans) start using the plastic crap? Second, these razors are not as scary as I thought they were. I’ve nicked myself a couple times so subtly that I didn't even feel it and only noticed later. There’s no reason to fear these razors at all. Just watch a 2 min how-to video. Third, the money you’ll save is insane! No more buying those expensive replacement cartridges! And finally - zero waste. The blades are recyclable so you’re not generating waste for the entirety of your shaving life. Seriously don’t hesitate to make the switch. It’s a better shave for less money and kinder to the environment.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025 by Anonymous User
Style: Chrome Short Handle
Purchased to replace a stainless steel razor that broke after one too many drops in the sink. This one is easy to use for hasty morning shaves, as the blade is well-protected and not too sharply angled. Thus, you are unlikely to cut yourself if you're using a good soap and are not too careless. One problem, however, is that the opening mechanism tends to come loose if it isn't tightened with every use. It might be a design defect, or just a manufacturing error. Weishis, after all, are not on the same tier of a Merkur. But given the rock-bottom price, there isn't a lot to complain about.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2025 by adjective