OUI the People Single-Blade Women's Safety Razor for Sensitive Skin (Rose Gold)

What more do you want, if it's excellent quality then just buy it.My only thing is that I wish it had a little carrying case and stand but I found something that works instead.

The learning curve for this item was more than I expected after doing research on it. I chose this one because it was supposed to be better quality and easier to use. It’s pretty expensive and I don’t really see the benefits it claims to justify its price. If I had to do it again I would not repurchase.

This razor is gorgeous. It looks expensive...and it is. I personally don't think the price is worth it. I don't get results that are such an improvement over other razors I've tried that it justifies the cost. This razor has some weight to it and the shape of the head is much different than any razor I've ever used. There is definitely a learning curve. Even after using it many times, I still don't like it. It feels awkward and clunky.

This is a great razor that delivers a mild shave, and it's not just for women. It's timeless and will give you years of use, but be aware that double-edge razors like this take some time to get used to using correctly. You have to let the razor do the work, and shouldn't be pressing down like you do with regular cartridge razors.Double edge razors are seeing a resurgence right now because some people are sick of overpaying for cartridge razors and others are worried about filling up landfills.Either way, old-fashioned razors like this end up being a bit of a bargain in the long run because you pay a bunch for the handle and very little for the actual blades - the exact opposite of the modern razor paradigm.This is a very high quality razor, but you should be aware that it is almost an exact copy of the Gillette razors of the 1940s through the 1970s. Then again, it's also a very close copy of the super costly boutique razors people are plunking down big bucks for today.Two thumbs up for this razor, despite the dopey name.

The OUI safety razor is more like a work of art than a useful tool. They even include multiple razors for you too. It's weighty and you feel like you have total control when shaving. Highly recommended

Excellent, but be careful because this is more like the old fashioned style. You must use a quality cream or lotion to shave with, and the wife said to be careful around your lady bits down under. If you take your time, you will geta great shave.

I thought this was a very decent shave razor. It shaves very well considering it's only one blade. The blade is very easy to replace and it comes with a small box of it which is a plus.Gotta take your time with this set. At the same time, you need a good shave cream and some decent after shave products. My skin is very delicate unfortunately, so I have to really be slow with this and use the shave cream with the after shave liberally.A bit pricey when compared to similar shavers, but this can make an elegant gift. In my opinion, this is better for arms and legs than the neck area.

I really don't care for this yet, which is a shame because I love the potential sustainability in switching to a safety razor and only having to swap out one small blade when it dulls. However, my first few experiences using this have been less than ideal.I have mainly been using it to shave my legs, and find the shorter length of the handle makes it harder to maneuver than the other razors I usually use. The shorter handle length paired with the increased weight makes it feel awkward and cumbersome to use. I am able to get a decent shave on the front of my legs (my shins), but I simply cannot get this razor to give me a good shave on the back of my legs, especially my calves. Any curvature at all on my leg made it take 2-3x as long to get a decent, close shave on that section.I have also been trying it on my armpits and was not impressed by how many passes it took to get it all closely shaved.