Harry's

Harry's products are wonderful and always impressed by there ease of ordering. I will never go back to big box store brands that don't hold up to there name.

Over the last two years, I've tried and regularly used several grooming products by Harrys, including the face wash -- which is a gentle and mint-scented mild scrub -- and the post-shave products (the balm, which is oily but soothing, and the mist, which is refreshing and leaves your skin dry with a pleasant eucaliptus scent.

I have also tried the razors, and they don't work for me as well as the grooming products.

Harrys products are not expensive and they're fun to use as they're practical and all have a really pleasant scent. I'm very happy with Harrys and I hope they'll keep expanding their line.

I love the razors, the convenience and the no hassle. Honestly I forgot I even have a subscription because my hubby opens the package for us whenever it comes and we are able to smoothly and seamlessly keep our bathroom stocked.
I've used DSC in the past and where they also have their perks, I prefer the look of Harry's razors and the closeness I get. They are sharp enough for my woolly mammoth hubby's back but then also gentle enough for my lady bits. I would(and have) reccomend Harry's to ANYONE who shaves anything.

I have been using Harry's Razor Blades for almost ten years... I can shave with one blade for over a month at a time. It is amazing! The cost of the blades is high however it is still more cost effective than any other blade system. I've long been appalled by the state of cartridge razors. Not only are they absurdly expensive, they also are strangely designed and marketed. It's like the entire razor industry decided that razors should be associated with lightning fast speed and futuristic design. Razors are named "Mach 3," "Fusion," and "Turbo," and they look more like the spaceships from a Sci-Fi show than grooming instruments.

Not to mention, would-be shavers are faced with the lose-lose dilemma of choosing between incredibly expensive cartridges that offer a good shave and affordable cartridges that will shred your face. Empty wallet or hacked up face— take your pick.

Anyway, I digress. The point is, most cartridge razors are ugly and a terrible value. It's time someone brought some class and affordability back to cartridge razors.

That's why I was so intrigued when I saw Harry's razors. Harry's seems to have grasped the above crisis of cartridge razors, and they are dedicated to making cartridge razors attractive and affordable again. I decided to give them a try and share my findings with you.

I used to use Gilette for years and i would stretch each blade as far as could because I hated getting ripped of at the store. So finally I apply for a Harrys trail offer and loved the razor. I have been using Harrys now for about 1yr. The weight of the handle and quality of the razor is very nice in the hand because I shave my entire head and face daily. Fantastic product and fantastic shave foam. Can't wait to try more of the products

I am not having as successful a shave with the new-generation blades as I did with your originals. Maybe it is the design of the blade system. The razor itself is probably okay. The problem area for me is right under my nose. It is tough to maneuver, and I end up with a sensitive, raw area under my nose. A coworker who also uses Harry's blades has commented on that, too, and would prefer the original blade system. I do use the Harry's gel and the aftershave balm and like them both. I would give the original model blade Five Stars, but I am having trouble with the new model, hence the Three Stars.

I have always jumped back and forth between razors but since my wife signed me up for Harry's razors I'm good. They are dependable, sleek and efficient.

Tried the trial based on Steve "Dorky" Fifer from The Fan on the Milwaukee radio's recommendation. Touted that they were great... Not the case. Made it sound like they were only available online... Again not the case. They are available at Target. Didn't like anything about the trial. Used the trial for a week. My generic Target brand shave gel is better than the Harry's brand. I didn't feel as though I got a close shave. It felt like I had stubble early in the day. Wound up with nicks almost every day between my lower lip and chin. The shave balm made my face feel dry, somewhat tacky and tight. Save the $3 and stick with what you've got.

When I began using Harrys razor blades several years ago I found them of equal quality to the Gillette blades I have been using for over 50 years - with the exception that Harrys blades lacked a trimmer.

Because Harrys blades now come with a trimmer I purchased an eight pack in March of this year, and I use the first blade about a month ago resulting in cuts on my face that had - in my memory - never happened with Gillette products. Thinking I might have picked a bad blade out of the eight, I selected another one and the same thing happened again - cuts and bleeding. When I tried returning the blades to my local Target store they said they couldnt take them back due to the duration of the purchase. My advice is to steer clear of Harrys blades with tremors.