Edwin Jagger DE89 vs Merkur Heavy Duty Safety Razor 34C

That's when it becomes a little slick. There's definitely some room for improvement. We give the grip of the DE89 a 6 out of 10. Most people use the t...

Hi, this is Abraham with West Coast Shaving, and today I want to talk to you about the Merkur 34C HD Safety Razor. The 34C is one of our best-selling ...

84p, something along those lines. The Game Changer is Stainless Steel, so you might appreciate the heft of that razor.

E: Let the weight of the razor do all the work- don't pull the razor- just line it up, give a quick angle to have the blade make contact and let the weight of the razor do the work

I no longer use Derby razor blades in any razor. I tried several brands from a sample pack and found that I get the best performance from Personna Med Prep blades in all three of my razors. Your mileage may vary and I encourage you to try several blades in whichever razor you ultimately buy.

I use the Merkur 34C. Merkur Mk34c Double Edge Razor with Heavy Duty Short Handle

The brush is just a $15 perfecto brush with pure badger hair. By the time they graduated little DE89 grew up strong and resilient to be the Edwin Jagger 3one6. It stopped being friends with the derby blade bc of its dull personality and hung out with its British packaged Persona Israeli red who was much sharper. While the razor grew up quite solid and sturdy and a bit more aggressive, the brush pursued a more artistic route

First time using a safety razor after switching up from the three blade. Definitely treats my skin better and I'm enjoying creating less plastic waste.

5cm longer, with the heavier part of the handle being at the base. The razor is a hefty 145grams total. I like heavy long handles over the shorter cylindrical ones like those on the EJ razors. If this razor turns out well, it'll probably become my primary razor and the EJ my standby one

The 34C has a chrome plated brass handle that's been riveted to a die cast zinc alloy base plate. The top cap is chrome plated die cast zinc alloy. Th...

The screw is clearly made of what appears to be cast metal instead of forged metal, which means the screw is brittle and will break just like mine did. Loved the razor, but I'm not buying another one. Too expensive for it to just break for no reason.

I stopped using disposable razors because 1. There a waste of money. 2. They aren't eco - friendly (if you care) 3