I had a liquid that was from the home shopping network from the early 90's.It was a blue liquid that kept razors sharp forever.No joke.I used the same disposable razor for 3 years.They do not carry it anymore.I have not heard of any product since. Is there some kind of cover-up conspiracy going on hear?

If you pay retail for the Gillette Fusion Power blades you can expect to spend between about eighteen dollars to twenty five dollars depending on the amount you buy. They can be a little cheaper at a dollar store.

Gillette Fusion razor blades has huge popularity in the market and people believe that it gives a close and smooth shave. People can use one blade for several times in case of shavings.

In most states in the United States it straight razors are not legal to own, but laws vary by state.

Interesting enough, a recent study in 2009, at the University of Chicago indicated that many different kinds of moles contain a family of virus that can spread by way of physical contact. Replication of the virus and the resulting moles often develop in the new host subjects. The worst of the problem is that these types of moles often create virulent cancerous cells that metastasize very quickly. Now, can we deduce that sharing razors causes moles? Maybe. Even worse, it may be that sharing razors causes cancer.

If an electric razor is desired, then Braun and Norelco are two of the best quality brands. Disposable razors are just that, cheap and throw away. Names like Bic are popular.

Why would you need to hide that from your parents? Your parents would most likely buy it for you. Just talk to them. then if they say no. get some scissors and cut them very low......

i was asking the same question, they sell them at Sally's beauty supply, there are a LOT of them in the Chicago area, i just bought mine and it was about 5$ for the handle and 5$ more for a couple of extra blades

Yes, electric razors were used in WW2 . The Remington company made the first ones in 1937.

I can't imagine a regime for testing razors on animals. Shaving creams and gels, and aftershaves, I can understand how they'd test on animals. But razors? It would be cheaper and easier just to pass the razors out to their employees and have them write reports on them--which is what Gillette does, and I'd imagine is what Schick and Bic do.

The piranha is a fish with razor like teeth. The piranha is a freshwater fish that lives in South American rivers.

In order to get the closest possible shave, with the least amount of skin irritation, the Gillette Mach3 Turbo uses a battery as a power source. When engaged, the entire razor vibrates. This vibration causes the hair to 'stand up' so that the razor can remove more of the hair, while 'scraping' the skin less that other razors.

I definitely would, because the razor you use to shave your head could get plugged from the amount of hair and you still want to get a close shave on your face.

No, only Rzrs that worked on GSM networks have sim cards. Rzrs that worked on CDMA networks did not have a sim card slot.

Yes, I actually just saw them in the store yesterday! I only noticed the replacements for men's electric razors, not women's.