Schick Hydro Silk Razor for Women with 2 Moisturizing Razor Blade Refills

I don't know if it's just because my hair is quite thick and coarse, but I found I had to go over the same area multiple times, which is frustrating. Also, the hairs get stuck inside the razor and don't rinse away easily

Very good one

Great for shaving Doesn’t knick or cut the skin as much

I was surprisingly very pleased with this item. I have never had such great experience and this is the first one that I plan on sticking to! leaves skin very smooth and soft, hardly any cuts and the result is as good as waxing (apart from the hair growth).

Schick Hydro Silk Razor for Women. The description of the product is misleading. I'm a man and I use these razors. A while back I had a couple of small bouts with skin cancer, nothing life threating thank G_D, but mainly a big inconvenience. Both treatments required some radiation and chemotherapy and as result I had vomiting, diarrhea and some hair loss. Fortunately for me the hair loss was all body hair and my head and facial hair wasn't touched except one area. That area is the pubic region. Now the hair in that region also disappeared except for a few stragglers which I've been taking care of with a brand named men's razor. Oh the razor worked but each time I did a treatment I ended up with a very sore region for the next couple of days. You see the hair sprouting is three times stronger than what grew there before so I had to swipe the area two or three times to get rid of them. Even then I could still see and feel the stubble. I was at my doctor's having a yearly physical. I have to have help disrobing as I'm in a power wheelchair due to a spinal condition and Parkinson's. Of course a yearly physical means stripping down to your birthday suit. The nurse manager saw the redness in the area and commented that this should be reported to the doctor when I told her it was from man scaping. She asked if she could ask a personal question which I said yes to. The question was what method I was using. When I told her she suggested using a woman's razor as they tended to be made for the tender areas, more so than a man's razor. The following day I began my search for a woman's razor. I pulled up Amazon and typed in woman's razors. To be honest I didn't even realize there were such things. I know I use to get upset at my wife and daughter for using my razors so I never thought they had available razors. Men just don't think about these things. What Amazon presented was page after page after page of Women's razors. What to buy with so many to choose from. While looking at all the available razors my daughter texted me. I broke away from the screen to chat and I thought my daughter being an adult woman could suggest a brand. She may be all grown up but she'll always be my little girl. She told me she used Schick but couldn't remember the model. She did however tell me that you could by new blade cartridges when the they began to wear out. So back to Amazon and my search and came across these Schick razors and it mentioned blade refills. Getting sick of researching I ordered the razor. The first time I used the razor I fell in love with it. One swipe over the horribly tough hairs and they were gone. The best part was there was no stubble. Just smooth skin. I shower at bed time so it wasn't until the next morning that when I reached down to the area the skin reminded me of my daughters baby skin. Real smooth. There was no razor burn either. When I looked in the mirror everything looked normal and not red or inflamed. It doesn't come up in conversation often but when it does I'll definitely recommend the Schick Hydro Silk Razors. This review was written without any financial consideration. A free product or a discount was not received. Full Amazon price was paid.

Excelente!