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Merkur Double Edge Platinum Blades, 10 Blades
ADDITIONAL PHOTOS:
Imported from Solingen, Germany, and made from
Super Platinum Stainless Steel, Merkur blades are a
paradigm of precision and consistency. Available in
quantities of 10, 50, and 100.
Average Customer Review:   4 Reviews
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Great blades, 5.8.2010
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Reviewer: Drew (Andover, MN)
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I found these blades to be very sharp and lightly oiled to prevent corrosion in the packaging. However, once you put this in your razor body and expose the blade to water, it seems to corrode quickly even with towel drying. However, this still allows for a perfectly reasonable lifespan.
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Great blades for bald guys, 1.26.2010
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Reviewer: Patrick (Lemoyne, PA)
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Merkur DE blades are excellent for men who shave their heads, like myself. My method is this: I use a fresh blade for one to two weeks on my face only. Once this blade as dulled a bit, I switch it into a secondary razor for my head. Since scalp hair isn't as course as face hair, a slightly dulled blade becomes the perfect edge for shaving the one's scalp. Using this method, I can double the time my Merkur blades are useful to me... roughly two weeks with my face, and then an additional two more weeks for my dome. It's a win-win with Merkur blades.
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they pull my hair, 1.15.2010
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Reviewer: Mynor Ortiz (Rancho Cucamonga, Ca)
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I don't know if it was a bad batch, but they pulled my hair I used 2 out of the pack and gave them away. the best Ive used are the Super Iridium.
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Using them for a year... will never go back!,, 9.9.2008
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Reviewer: Thomas Newman. aka Bladesmith "LC" (, )
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I've been using a classic double edged razor (also made by Merkur) for about a year now; and I have to say that I'll never go back to "shaving systems." People have said that these blades are a mite unforgiving to beginners still learning to properly use a double edged razor, but I never had much of a problem. True, there is a small learning curve (how I wish the fathers of my generation had not been conned into the "multi-blade revolution" and had been able to teach us to shave properly). The rewards for taking the time to learn to shave properly are certainly worth the risks of a few stray nicks at first. Try them for a year in a well made razor and I'm sure you will never go back to bloated overpriced and not nearly as effective "shave scams"...er I mean systems.
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