Honestly, (not to put any pressure on you), but it’s a pretty affordable thing to test out and you can always cancel your subscription right away if you’re concerned that you won’t like it. The overall design is more arched so I was able to access the hard-to-reach spots much easier, but it definitely looks pretty similar to crappy disposable razors so I initially doubted its capabilities. The Flamingo women’s razor features a flexible hinge designed to hug every curve and help you reach hard-to-shave areas.

For one thing, you'll want to consider the number of blades, because higher is only better for certain areas of the body. affordable, subscription-based, quality razor blades, excellent shave experience: moisture strip (and slower hair regrowth? of shaving, the activity quickly lost its allure and has become one of the most annoying chores in my beauty routine. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. I do like that the handle has some weight to it, which makes it a bit easier to hold/less slippery when shaving my legs in the shower.

Seems like an obvious combination of qualities since many men shave every day of every week of every year, but Harry's was the first new brand to fully deliver on strong, long-lasting, and financially sustainable shaving tools.

So I was just curious to see what type of density of hair/speed of hair growth you have so I can get an idea if this may work for me. I’ll admit that I love the convenience of my little Venus travel razor and will continue to use that until Billie creates their own version; I guess I’ll still be paying the “pink tax” on Venus razors every once in a while, but hopefully not for long!

Razor blades are surrounded by a 360° comfort system with aloe and shea butter including a water-activated lubricating ribbon and strip—this system helps protect skin from irritation and provides an easy glide. The biggest difference between the Flamingo’s razor and the Billie razor is that the Billie is surrounded 360 degrees by its charcoal soap, while the Flamingo is only surrounded approximately 180 degrees by its aloe bar. This razor is good quality very sturdy handle, the blades are the quality people expect from harry’s, the flexibility of the blade is better than other razors I’ve tried in the past which is great for shaving the legs and the colors are very girl pleasing, it also comes with a section cup for the shower wall (it works great! I also noticed that when the head flexes, the prongs that keep the head from folding under itself would stick out and often scrape along my skin (no harm was caused, it’s just an unpleasant sensation). I love the metal handle with rubber grip on the underside; the weight is great and makes my shave feel… sturdier(?

I used to nick my ankles and knees a lot with other brands, but haven't had that issue with Flamingo. This post may contain affiliate links, which means I may receive a small commission, at no cost to you, if you make a purchase through a link.The blades themselves are quite large and have 5 rows with top and bottom "comfort system" which I believe is loaded with aloe and shea butter. Later on, I found a brand that was not too expensive but also made shaving a little bit more comfortable. I also noticed that the moisture strip on the Venus Extra Smooth heads dry up rapidly after the first shave so they’re less comfortable and, well, smooth. Overall, I think that all three razors got the job done, but I personally thought that the Billie provided the best results.