Gillette ProGlide Shield Razor Blade Refills, 8 Count, Shields against Skin Irritation

But still way too expensive

I recieved the Gillette® Fusion ProShield Razor with Flexball™ Technology for free from the manufacturer so that I would write an honest review. I really liked the design. It does feel good to shave with this Razor. However I have sensitive skin and this does cause me to get ingrown hairs. This one is way better than the normal fusion that they had started with. Having the multiple pads does help with skin irritation.

I like that razor blades have soft rotation for better shaving!

shipped on time

The razors are top quality and last me longer than any other blade that I have used (albeit I have used primarily cheaper ones). Im getting a better shave and enough uses out of them to justify the increased price.

Great

came as advertised

Best blades to date, very sharp, long lasting!

Ive used this brand many times and after so many attempts I am convinced that it is an inferior product. Never buying again, as Im tired from always hoping they would be better. *Overall Poor design made specifically for advertising appeal and not made for actual performance. *TOO many blades! It stated 20 years ago as a product performance benefit. Every couple of years Gillette would add another strip of blades to their razor. Proctor and Gambles, Gillette disposable razors are now comic devices that are 2 tall with over a dozen blade strips in them- I exaggerate for effect. This does NOTHING to create a better, closer shave. *The Pivoting head is ABSURD! Total marketing nonsense. A razor is a surgical instrument. Shaving is actually considered a surgical procedure. Did you ever hear of a surgeons scalpel with a pivoting head??? Of course not! A razor, like a scalpel, is supposed to be designed in a FIRMLY FIXED position, so that there is no blade/handle movement the user does not completely control and feel while its being used. *The Plastic guide (blade frame holder) at the top does not allow for close area shaving. The blades are too far away from the blade frames. Who designed these things anyway???

Sharp and smooth, always the best.