The Leaf Razor (Black) | Triple-blade - Pivoting Head Body and Head Shaver | All metal - Plastic Free - Ecofriendly

Don't buy thats too much expensive thats price actually mor then 200 that's only a frame so that's other option in our hand

Extreme price, doesn't justify. One can buy multiple triple blade razors for life, would not buy, continue with my razor

This product is okay for purchase in India if priced below ₹5000. The present price does not justify. If the price is reduced then will certainly buy. Interested in their other products also.

6 aylık kullanım sonrası yorumlarım: Ağırlığını jiletler takılıyken 79 gram olarak ölçtüm. Ağırlığı eski makineler gibi sağlamlık hissi veriyor, ancak kartuşlu market jiletlerine göre 3 kat ağır kalması alışana kadar biraz dezavantaj. Amerikan malı sanarak aldım ancak kutusunda Made in China yazıyor. Bana maliyeti 125 dolar olan bir üründe Made in USA yazmasını isterdim. Sürekli saçını kazıyan biriyim. En fazla 5 günde bir bununla traş olmam yeterli oluyor. 6.günde ise saçları kesmekte zorlanmaya başlıyor. Jiletlerin konulduğu kısımlarda, özellikle alttaki ve ortadaki jilet arasında hafif tıkanıklık yapıyor, eski makineler gibi. Temizlemesi çok zor değil ancak markette satılan kartuşlu, dünyanın en bilinen markasının jileti gibi sadece su tutarak rahatça temizleyemiyorsunuz, jileti çıkarmanız gerek. Ayda bir kere bu temizliği yapıyorum. Bu sorunun düzeltildiği yeni bir versiyonu çıkarılmalı. Plastik kadar hafif ama çelik kadar sağlam malzemeler var, bu fiyata böyle bir malzeme kullanılabilirdi. Ağırlık ve temizleme kolaylığı geliştirilirse mükemmel bir ürüne dönüşebilir. Belirttiğim küçük sorunlar ve fiyatı dışında sürekli saçını kazıyan biri olarak çok beğendim.

Ever since I came of age to shave, I used cartridge razors such as Gilette Mach 3, Fusion, Shick Quattro, and Harry's. For the last eight years, I've been shaving my head and a few months ago grew my beard out for the first time. I let it grow at the sideburns and jaw, with my mustache connecting to my beard. Last year, I got the opportunity to review The Twig, another razor by Leaf. It was a gamechanger: I could shave my entire face and head and never experience razor performance degradation from clogs! Thus began a journey to try other razors that weren't cartridge type. It took time; The Twig and the other razors I tried don't have pivoting heads like cartridge razors do, so I had to practice getting good blade angle alignment. As I tried different butterfly razors, I got one that had an aggressive blade. I was again mind boggled that the aggressive razor let me get that smooth shave so much faster and easier! I tried The Twig one day and appreciated it's weight balance over the butterfly razors, but it took more effort to get a close shave. So, I looked up Leaf's shavers and discovered this razor, as well as The Thorn. Prime Day came around last month, and The Thorn was on sale! I put it in my cart immediately, and saw this was on sale. I thought "Eh, why the heck not." and bought it as well. To end my story here and summarize my use of razors now, The Thorn is everything I like about The Twig, and I thought I'd use this Leaf razor once or twice then just use The Thorn. Not the case! The Thorn is used on my face and throat, with this Leaf being used on my neck and head. This Leaf has the best of both worlds for head shaving! Since it holds three individual blades, I can't clog it at all. AND, it has a pivoting head! That is such a convenient boon for head shaving, one that I didn't realize I missed so much! I can shave against the grain on my head once with this razor, and only need to touch up one or two areas at the base of my skull that are hard to get with any razor. But I don't need to make multiple passes or worry about this razor skimming over stubble instead of cutting it due to blade angle alignment. And again, it's such a relief to be able to shave a section of my scalp, then lightly rinse this razor under water and see all of the cut hair tumble right out! No more tapping cartridges on the sink or trying to pinch off the water flow from the faucet to get a forced stream of water to flush a cartridge out and making a mess! Since this razor's head is so broad, it's not as easy to cut yourself compared to a single bladed razor. Heck, I've yet to cut myself at all with this razor! So, you might be wondering why I bother using my Twig or Thorn at all, when this Leaf is working so well for me. This is why I mentioned my beard: Don't let this razor near longer hair, or it WILL grab onto it! I had a few shortened patches of hair on my beard from learning this the hard way! It wasn't a big deal, my beard (I normally keep it short) was getting a bit long, so I just trimmed it with my electric clippers. But if my beard was already to length.... I would've been annoyed. So, that's why I reserve this razor only for my head. It did do a fantastic job on my cheeks and throat, mind, but between this razor's head size and it's willingness to grab hair, I don't think it's worth trying to hedge my beard. So keep that in mind if you're considering this razor for facial use only and also grow a beard and/or don't shave your head and have sideburns that need to be hedged. Either have another smaller razor on hand or use an electric T blade clipper. But, I think this Leaf and The Thorn have ended my journey of different razors. It's so easy to get a close shave in a decent timeframe by shaving my face and throat with hedging my beard with The Thorn and shaving my scalp with this Leaf that I no longer have a desire to use anything else with regards to manual, bladed shaving. FInally, I've used Leaf's blades, some no-name brand blades, and blades from Derby in all of my Leaf brand razors, to include this one and have never had a fitment issue. Depending on how often you shave and how quickly your hair wears blades down, using a Leaf razor over cartridges could save you money! I know I spend a LOT less on shaving equipment now, having ditched my Harry's plan!

Honestly, I should have switched to straight razors years ago but never did until recently. To be fair, though, straight razors are not very forgiving, especially when you're still getting used to them. The blades are so sharp that you cut yourself easily. This razor is much more forgiving and you can shave faster with the contours of your body without worrying about knicking yourself going over an uneven surface or not holding the blade at the right angle. That being said, my only complaints are that one, this razor is super expensive, even on sale (but it's also the easiest to shave with and the most forgiving straight razor). Secondly, for the price of this razor, the product itself should automatically include the silicone sleeve, which it doesn't. That's a rip off in my opinion as you're spending big bucks on a razor, the silicone sleeve should be included in the price as a courtesy. But no, Leaf razor has them on amazon for $15 which is very overpriced in my opinion. But this is a great razor that shaves as easily as the cheap razors that you can find in the store, only the blades stay sharper a lot longer than 2 uses. I'd recommend this product but on sale, such as prime day.

I love this thing, cant live without it. Save me a lot in blades

Got this as a recommendation. So a lot of pros on this one: - uses any double or single edged razor blade, no locking in, very competitive prices for even high quality products, etc. - very easy to clean, this will still clog up like a cartridge razor, but because it can be easily opened up you can actually un-clog it without having to spend a lot of time. - swivel head makes it as easy to use as a cartridge razor, unlike other products that use de/se blades. - very easy to load new blades, between the strong magnets that will hold the blade in place and the 2 registration points that make it easy to make sure the blades are correctly aligned. - very solid construction and good feel in the hand, a bit tempted to get the silicon grips they make for this but then again not for a bit, I just spent 130 CAD on a razor :P, kinda wish it was included, or a stand for that matter, then again that might bump the price up even more. And a couple cons, which I kinda think are nit picks, and complaining about user error: - While I think it's difficult to get the blades misaligned, I did accidentally put a bend in a double edged blade when snapping it in half, which did end up messing up my face a bit. But in hind sight it is pretty easy to check for something like that. So It's not exactly idiot proof haha. - for face shaving the top bar of the razor's size makes it hard to get a good mustache shave, I already have a single bladed safety razor that does a good job of this, not really a problem on it's own but it does kinda mean that this >100$ razor doesn't entirely fill out what you need for a good face shave. - no soap bar (obviously), you are going to need to reapply soap or shaving cream as you shave, more often and more consistently than you would with disposable cartridge razors.