Feather Artist Club ProGuard Razor Blades 15 Count

Great razor blades! These are the only razors I use on my clients for full face and head shaves. This three pack was a decent value at the time I purchased it. Generally speaking one blade will last and entire head shave and face shave for one client. The pro guard feature allows for a more comfortable shave and less nicks than other similar blades.

Smooth, comfortable, sharp, and shave just as close as the 'Professional' blades without the guards. As a matter of fact, I just got one of the closest shaves I've ever had on my first go with these. They glide, they're fast, they don't snag or buck or get caught on your skin if you'r not holding the razor just so, and they leave your skin without irritation. They take the stress out of shaving with an open razor. Great for getting into close tight areas, folds and details without worry! I love them! What a great shave! And don't be fooled by the guard - these are not 'beginners' blades. Beginners are going to get cut up good with these if they are not methodical. Treat yourself to a spa-like shave; try these blades - you'll love them too!

I recently bought these blades for my Supply SE razor. Unfortunately, they are a bit too big for the Supply razor, but since I was unable to return these (ineligible for return), I decided to use a pair of scissors to cut them and place it into my razor. These blades are incredible! I have never had a smoother shave and felt so safe with single blade shaving. I typically used to get at least a few nicks with the original supply blades as well as others (Schick). But these ones - not a single nick so far and I've shaved 4 times with them already. Perhaps its because of their super sharp edge as well as the protective head which prevents nicks. I think I will continue to only buy these in the long run even if it means having to cut the blade every time and inserting them manually into my single edge razor.

The best straight razor for professional or amateur barber to prevent cuts and nicks , therefore if your a do it yourself barber this is the razor to have

I use these blades with the Occams Razor. First, the single blade razor is the way to go. I left multi-blade cartridge shaving several years ago and have used Feather double edge blades in a variety of safety razors. But from the first day with Occams Razor and single edge shaving I have been converted. Easy to change blades. And these give me as close a shave as the Feather Artist Club Pro blades which I have also used. These blades with the guard promise a nick and cut free shave when proper shaving technique is used. Not only are the the best for those beginning to use a single-edge razor, they are great for the long-term as well. More expensive than double-edge blades, but still a fraction of the cost of cartridge multi-blades - and a better shave every time with less effort! These are longer than the standard single-edge blade and cover more territory with each stroke. I can get at least a week out of each blade.

It actually provides the same sharp cut of the professional blades but with more protection. I think it’s excellent for home use. A little costly but good product.

Get the job done really well. Thick but sharp.

I wanted to experiment with the cut throat shaving experience but do so at modest risk. So I ordered the Feather SS and the proguard blades. There may be slightly safer blade alternatives, like the light blade, but I wanted something that would also provide a close shave.This product works as advertised. Although I have had the occasional minor weeper I have experienced no major cuts or anything that too alarming. And bear in mind: I have no experience / skill / training in using a cut throat razor. Go slow and you should be fine. And - oh yeah - it does provide a very close shave.One word of warning though: I am not sure how much shaving with one of these guard blades prepares you for shaving with an unguarded blade. I suspect that it might not be adequate preparation, if some YouTube How Tos are to be believed. I think those guards have probably saved me from some very bad cuts had I not been using the guarded blade.But that is OK. If you consider the guarded blade as the end destination instead of a stepping stone to using the 'real blade' perhaps that is the best perspective. Leave the unguarded blades to the pros and just use this one. No shame in that and you will be rewarded with a fine shave.