--- product_id: 37197019 title: "Double Edge Razor Blade Sample Pack (2x each)" brand: "razor blades club" price: "12958CFA" currency: XOF in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.sn/products/37197019-double-edge-razor-blade-sample-pack-2x-each store_origin: SN region: Senegal --- # Double Edge Razor Blade Sample Pack (2x each) **Brand:** razor blades club **Price:** 12958CFA **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Double Edge Razor Blade Sample Pack (2x each) by razor blades club - **How much does it cost?** 12958CFA with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sn](https://www.desertcart.sn/products/37197019-double-edge-razor-blade-sample-pack-2x-each) ## Best For - razor blades club enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted razor blades club brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description 15 of the best brands from around the world including several giIIette items, wizamet, astra and many more. Select your favorite that works the best with your shaving style and skin typ Review: Razor blades differ way more than I expected - Whether you are new to a double edge razor or have never explored the differences in shaves from different brands, I Highly recommend a sample pack and this one contains a good variety of the top, popular brands and and levels of aggressive cuts. I got this pack about 6 months after transitioning to a double-edged razor. I had been using disposable safety razors for almost 40 years and got a shaving set for a present. I didn't like the experience of shaving with a single blade double edged razor at first, the disposables really allow you to be sloppy with your technique where as the DE razor requires you to learn some finesse. Now I would never go back to a disposable and have found a some brands/styles that fit my beard and shaving technique. The pack comes with two of each brand/style and (particularly if new to DE razors) I would highly recommend trying each blade as a set before breaking out 2nd blades. My shaving style greatly improved over the course of trying out this pack so blades I may have liked or disliked during the first run through I had a completely different opinion of the 2nd time through. Also, push the blades to see how many shaves you can get out of a blade before the performance becomes unacceptable. Some blades I found gave a great smooth/close shave on the first shave but got dull quickly after just 2 or 3 shaves. A couple brands gave me a consistent shave for 4 or 5 shaves and even then could have been used for several more in a pinch. KEEP NOTES - you won't remember your experience after months of experimenting. A couple of experience from the 2nd blade were so different (probably from my technique improving) that I wouldn't have recognized my description as being of the same brand/style. Conclusion: All double edged razor blades are not the same and different beards and skin characteristics will affect your experience of each. Because of that I'm not going to sway your evaluation with my own experience (and there are great reviews of all of them on shaving sites). I can also tell you that if you are new to shaving with a double edge razor, going through this sample pack will really give you a good understanding for not just blades but also dialing in the perfect technique. I had a bunch of blades that I hated the first pass through the set, but by the time I got around to my 2nd run-through (with the 2nd blade) my technique had gotten so much better that I had a completely different experience and more positive opinion. Review: Ideal for finding blades you'll like - As others have done, I'll update this after I try each blade. I've used Merkur blades almost exclusively for the last year, since Iwas able to find them on sale, but I bought a razor set for my brother and wanted to give him a few blades to try, so I ordered this pack, figuring with two of each blade, I can keep one of each and still have plenty to send. Seller was fine and product arrived as advertised, so no issues there. I will update this weekly and detail my experience with each blade I find value packs of different products to be really beneficial, which allows you to see which suits your needs the best, hence the 5 stars, but I might amend at a later date. Razor is a Merkur 38C, a Parker semi-slant, or a Game Changer 0.84, and soaps are whatever I use that day, but mostly Proraso menthol and eucalyptus, Pre de Provence 63, or some other soap that has goat milk and shea butter (I really like it, but I received it as a gift and I have no idea who made it) Astra: I used the Astra with my Parker Semi-slant and If I were grading the Astra, I'd give it a D (I admit it could be the blade, the razor, or the combination of the two). In all my time using the Merkur blades, I've never nicked my face. Swap to the Astra and I've bled more in the last 3 days than I ever have shaving in the last 25+ years. I don't know if it's me suddenly using bad form, or if the Astra blades are more aggressive than the Merkur, but it has butchered my face and left me with a lot of irritation. Perhaps I received a bad blade, but all 3 shaves with the Astra were unpleasant. On my third shave, the blade felt a bit dull. It handled fine stubble well, but I felt like I had a bit more drag and pull. After only 3 shaves, I expected the blade to hold its edge better, since I can typically get 5 out of a Merkur before I replace the blade. I know the reviews are generally very positive on the Astra, but it didn't do it for me. Feather: Not my first time shaving with Feather blades and, as always, I had a fantastic shave. No drag. No pull. Very little irritation. Cuts through three days of growth with ease. If my past experience is any indication, I can expect to get about five to six shaves with the Feather, and sure enough, the Feather got me six good shaves! I've always paired it with my Merkur and saw no reason to change that this week I actually went two weeks with the Feather and it performed flawlessly! A+ Voskhod: This was my first time using these, but I had seen overwhelmingly positive reviews on them. Now I see why! I used these with my Merkur. First pass left me feeling like I could stop right there! I touched my face and was impressed by how smooth my face was, and that was with 3 days off beard growth! Second pass took care of anything I missed the first time and left me with that "baby butt smooth" shave we're all looking for. I will be definitely be buying these in the future! A+ so far. I'll report back on longevity. Edit: I just finished my fourth shave with the Voskhod blade and I think I could possibly get one more shave out of it, but that's it. I started to feel some pull. First pass wasn't nearly as smooth as my previous shaves, so you end up taking more passes to clean up, which results in irritation. I think these are excellent the first time or two. Very good for the third shave, but by the fourth, it's losing its edge. This is all dependent on your beard, of course. Still a great blade, in my opinion, and for the price (I just bought 100 for $8!!), I wouldn't mind swapping them out every two or three shaves. Personna - No. Just no. It felt like I was dragging a rusty lawnmower blade across my face. New blade, three days of growth, and I swear, a spoon would've been sharper. I felt irritation after my first pass. After two passes, my face was on fire. It felt like I was yanking my facial hair out instead of shaving. Edit: Here's what's funny; shaves two and three got progressively better than the first. I still experience more irritation with Personna than any other blade, but it really felt better yesterday and today than it did the first shave. I've heard other people say the same about other blades, that the first shave wasn't good, but subsequent shaves got noticeably better. I just never experienced that until now. I still wouldn't buy them, but the Persona isn't as bas as I originally thought it was. Dorco - Today was the first time I had used this blade and I was pleasantly surprised. I paired this with my Game Changer .84 razor and attacked four days of growth. The Dorco cut through the growth with ease. There was no pulling, no tugging, nothing. I had to make three passes to get everything and I was left with a bit of irritation, mostly on my neck, but overall a pleasant shave. I didn't feel any burning until I used my alum block. I'll see how the edge holds up over the next few days, but I was really impressed... until I just finished my third shave with the Dorco and I haven't butchered my face this badly since using the Astra blade. First shave was ok. Second was ok. Third? More irritation than all the other blades combined and more small nicks across my face and neck than I've had lately. I guess if I were to swap out the blades after every shave or every other shave I'd be ok, but to me, it's not worth it when some blades can go four to six shaves for not much more cost. Wilkinson Sword - I was pleasantly surprised! My first shave was really nice. My second shave was really equally close. Very little irritation. No nicks. I'll update with the longevity after a couple more shaves, but so far, this wasn't bad! I used the Sword for 4 shaves. The first three were pretty good. The fourth wasn't as good, but still not terrible. I did nick myself on shaves 3 and 4 and I felt like I had to go over the same part of my face an extra pass or two, which added to the irritation, but overall it wasn't terrible. Shark - Meh. First shave: Merkur razor, three days of growth, and the blade grabbed and pulled more than it cut. It felt like a hundred little hands tugging at my whiskers, but what was odd is I was surprisingly smooth with very little irritation, in spite of needing three passes to feel smooth. Second shave, same thing. It's weird that I'm satisfied with the outcome, but the process leaves much to be desired. I wouldn't buy these again, but at the same time I think if you have a fine beard, you might enjoy these. Gillette Silver Blue - Wow! First shave was impressive! No tugging, surprisingly sharp. It cut through three days of growth with ease. After two passes, most of my face was smooth with just some minor "sandpaper feel", for lack of a better term, under my jaw line, which is normal for me. A quick third pass along the jaw line took care of it and I was left with a close, smooth shave with local irritation. If these blades can give me a week's worth of shaves, which for me is 4 shaves, I'd look into picking up a pack! And it did give me a week's worth of shaves. It was still really sharp at the end and it would be a fine blade to include in my rotation if it weren't for the cost. I picked up a pack of 100 Voskhod blades for $8. 100 of the Gillette Silver Blue would be over twice that amount ($18/100). Stil far better than any cartridge razors and shaving for about a year for $18 is still really inexpensive, but if I find an equally impressive blade for less, that's where I'm looking. Derby - Wow!! I was VERY impressed with the Derby! I took Wednesday off, so the blade was tackling four days of growth. The Derby cut through it like nothing! Even better was I only needed two passes to get that "baby butt smooth" shave. Very minimal razor burn/irritation when I was done. I'm hoping they last a few more shaves. They also sell for $9 for 100, so you're getting a fantastic blade for a great price! Gillette Platinum - I took a week off, didn't shave once, and I thought I'd give the Gillette Platinum a try. I was VERY impressed!Very minor irritation. Super sharp blade. No tugging or pulling. It cut through about ten days of growth with ease. The only downside is they're more expensive than the other blades I've used. Treet - Surprisingly good! A little tugging, a little pulling, but nothing terrible. I had to make a couple of extra passes under my jawline to get rid of the "sandpaper", but running an alum block on my face and neck gave new very minor stinging. They aren't in the same category as the Feather, but they're not as expensive. They aren't as good as the Gillettes, but again, not in the same price range. I think the Voskhod were better, as were the Derby, but these would be in the same price range. If I hadn't liked there Voskhod so much, I would've gladly bought a bunch of Treet razors. Super Iridium - I'm fairly certain these are Polisilver. The blade is simply marked "Super Iridium Extra Stainless" and they're VERY good!! They're pricey, though (again, assuming Polsilver). Very nice shave with absolutely no irritation and just a slight pull or two on 3 days of growth. If they weren't so pricey (about $0.70 a blade), I'd buy a bunch! If you find a great deal on them, try then out. They worked very well for me! Super-Max - I believe there brand is Vidvut and these are the Super-Max stainless blades. They were pretty nice. The first shave was decent, but not great. It didn't handle 3 days of growth as well as it did the second, third, or fourth shave. That first shave had a lot of pulling and tugging, but the second and third shaves were significantly better since I wasn't cutting through longer scruff. The fourth shave was still good, but I could tell the blade was getting dull. Very minor irritation after all the shaves and it did give me a pretty close shave everyday. Bic - Aside from a Merkur blade, the Bic was the last in my sample pack. I won't review the Merkur because it's been my go-to blade for years. The Bic? No. Just, no! It seemed to do well during the first shave, albeit with only two days of growth, but it left me with more irritation than I'd felt lately. The second shave butchered my face. Ii was bleeding out of five or six nicks and I felt like my face was on fire. I didn't even try a third shave. You might've had a better shave with their cheap single blade disposables. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B01N6EEZ60 | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Best Sellers Rank | #224,375 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #475 in Men's Razor Blade Cartridges | | Brand | Razor Blades Club | | Brand Name | Razor Blades Club | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,990 Reviews | | Item Height | 0.2 inches | | Number of Blades | 30 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Recommended Uses For Product | Shaving | | Skin Type | All | | Unit Count | 2 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Razor Blades Club - **Number of Blades:** 30 - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Shaving - **Unit Count:** 2 Count - **Number of Items:** 1 ## Images ![Double Edge Razor Blade Sample Pack (2x each) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71PHLd9pc2L.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: What’s the best one?** A: I'd have to say Polsilver is probably the one I'd rate the highest in terms of overall quality because it's pretty sharp and also fairly smooth, was fairly durable, and gave me no nicks or irritation. However, it's actually sharper than what I need personally to get a down to the skin shave (meaning I am not getting any closer with a very sharp blade like Polsilver than a moderately sharp blade like Personna or Voskhod), so I bought 100 Voskhod blades for personal daily use at less than 1/5th the cost per blade, and they're also even a bit smoother. Find the level of sharpness that is able to cut through your facial hair easily (Derby and Shark just weren't sharp enough for me, but I don't need light saber sharp Feather against my face, either) then from there identify the razor of that needed level of sharpness that doesn't irritate your skin or give you nicks. Astra SP is popular for being both sharp and cheap, but unfortunately I noticed it left my skin mildly irritated with daily use. Polsilver and Gillette Platinum both gave me very close shaves with no irritation or nicks, but they were also sharper than what I needed and much more expensive than the less sharp and smoother Voskhod, which had no drawbacks with my facial hair and skin. There really isn't a "best" for everyone because the coarseness of one's hair and sensitivity of one's skin will differ by individual. Personna Blue might be a good place to start given it's close to the middle in terms of sharpness and smoothness. You can move up or down in sharpness from there depending on your results. **Q: How did you go about sampling, did you dive in, alphabetically or what you thought was smoothest to sharpest Thx.** A: I did some research, prior to ordering this pack. I read numerous reviews on-line, and watched several videos on You Tube. Then, I ordered this sample pack. I began with the more anonymous ones...ones I didn't really find any significant reviews for. After doing that with five or six such blades, then yeah, I dove in head first with the ones that were reviewed well. The best reviewed blade I've read about is Astra. That was the Number One choice for several people. Feather was considered excellent, but extremely sharp. I have not tried the Astra blade yet. I'm saving it for later. By the way...normally, I'd use one blade per week. You can get four shaves out of a blade easily. I would use these sample pack blades twice, then move on. This sample pack was so low-cost, you can no doubt well afford to go through them quickly, to determine what you like the best. **Q: Just received..is their a particular order to use? IE...Feather seems to be the sharpest and should try last.** A: Honestly I have not tried them all yet . Of what I have tried , Merkur is very close in sharpness to feather . Wilkinson Sword is as or sharper than feather . The Shark blades are average at best . Keep in mind sharper is not always better , with sharper comes more possibilities of cuts and razor burn . I have found that Sputnik works best for me , it is not included in this set . It is available on Amazon $18 for 100 or better yet $13 for 100 from this clubs website . **Q: I bought a Weishi butterfly razor off amazon for $16 that came with Weishi blades. Which of these is most similar to the weishi blades?** A: I haven't tried the weishi blades although I do have a weishi razor. The Bic blades work we for me as well as the Personna and especially the Feather blades. I am still working on my trial pack. No bad ones yet. Maggards razors have the Biali razors for about $6.50 nice cheap razor as well a little more aggressive than the weishi. ymmv ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Razor blades differ way more than I expected *by P***S on June 29, 2020* Whether you are new to a double edge razor or have never explored the differences in shaves from different brands, I Highly recommend a sample pack and this one contains a good variety of the top, popular brands and and levels of aggressive cuts. I got this pack about 6 months after transitioning to a double-edged razor. I had been using disposable safety razors for almost 40 years and got a shaving set for a present. I didn't like the experience of shaving with a single blade double edged razor at first, the disposables really allow you to be sloppy with your technique where as the DE razor requires you to learn some finesse. Now I would never go back to a disposable and have found a some brands/styles that fit my beard and shaving technique. The pack comes with two of each brand/style and (particularly if new to DE razors) I would highly recommend trying each blade as a set before breaking out 2nd blades. My shaving style greatly improved over the course of trying out this pack so blades I may have liked or disliked during the first run through I had a completely different opinion of the 2nd time through. Also, push the blades to see how many shaves you can get out of a blade before the performance becomes unacceptable. Some blades I found gave a great smooth/close shave on the first shave but got dull quickly after just 2 or 3 shaves. A couple brands gave me a consistent shave for 4 or 5 shaves and even then could have been used for several more in a pinch. KEEP NOTES - you won't remember your experience after months of experimenting. A couple of experience from the 2nd blade were so different (probably from my technique improving) that I wouldn't have recognized my description as being of the same brand/style. Conclusion: All double edged razor blades are not the same and different beards and skin characteristics will affect your experience of each. Because of that I'm not going to sway your evaluation with my own experience (and there are great reviews of all of them on shaving sites). I can also tell you that if you are new to shaving with a double edge razor, going through this sample pack will really give you a good understanding for not just blades but also dialing in the perfect technique. I had a bunch of blades that I hated the first pass through the set, but by the time I got around to my 2nd run-through (with the 2nd blade) my technique had gotten so much better that I had a completely different experience and more positive opinion. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ideal for finding blades you'll like *by E***S on June 29, 2019* As others have done, I'll update this after I try each blade. I've used Merkur blades almost exclusively for the last year, since Iwas able to find them on sale, but I bought a razor set for my brother and wanted to give him a few blades to try, so I ordered this pack, figuring with two of each blade, I can keep one of each and still have plenty to send. Seller was fine and product arrived as advertised, so no issues there. I will update this weekly and detail my experience with each blade I find value packs of different products to be really beneficial, which allows you to see which suits your needs the best, hence the 5 stars, but I might amend at a later date. Razor is a Merkur 38C, a Parker semi-slant, or a Game Changer 0.84, and soaps are whatever I use that day, but mostly Proraso menthol and eucalyptus, Pre de Provence 63, or some other soap that has goat milk and shea butter (I really like it, but I received it as a gift and I have no idea who made it) Astra: I used the Astra with my Parker Semi-slant and If I were grading the Astra, I'd give it a D (I admit it could be the blade, the razor, or the combination of the two). In all my time using the Merkur blades, I've never nicked my face. Swap to the Astra and I've bled more in the last 3 days than I ever have shaving in the last 25+ years. I don't know if it's me suddenly using bad form, or if the Astra blades are more aggressive than the Merkur, but it has butchered my face and left me with a lot of irritation. Perhaps I received a bad blade, but all 3 shaves with the Astra were unpleasant. On my third shave, the blade felt a bit dull. It handled fine stubble well, but I felt like I had a bit more drag and pull. After only 3 shaves, I expected the blade to hold its edge better, since I can typically get 5 out of a Merkur before I replace the blade. I know the reviews are generally very positive on the Astra, but it didn't do it for me. Feather: Not my first time shaving with Feather blades and, as always, I had a fantastic shave. No drag. No pull. Very little irritation. Cuts through three days of growth with ease. If my past experience is any indication, I can expect to get about five to six shaves with the Feather, and sure enough, the Feather got me six good shaves! I've always paired it with my Merkur and saw no reason to change that this week I actually went two weeks with the Feather and it performed flawlessly! A+ Voskhod: This was my first time using these, but I had seen overwhelmingly positive reviews on them. Now I see why! I used these with my Merkur. First pass left me feeling like I could stop right there! I touched my face and was impressed by how smooth my face was, and that was with 3 days off beard growth! Second pass took care of anything I missed the first time and left me with that "baby butt smooth" shave we're all looking for. I will be definitely be buying these in the future! A+ so far. I'll report back on longevity. Edit: I just finished my fourth shave with the Voskhod blade and I think I could possibly get one more shave out of it, but that's it. I started to feel some pull. First pass wasn't nearly as smooth as my previous shaves, so you end up taking more passes to clean up, which results in irritation. I think these are excellent the first time or two. Very good for the third shave, but by the fourth, it's losing its edge. This is all dependent on your beard, of course. Still a great blade, in my opinion, and for the price (I just bought 100 for $8!!), I wouldn't mind swapping them out every two or three shaves. Personna - No. Just no. It felt like I was dragging a rusty lawnmower blade across my face. New blade, three days of growth, and I swear, a spoon would've been sharper. I felt irritation after my first pass. After two passes, my face was on fire. It felt like I was yanking my facial hair out instead of shaving. Edit: Here's what's funny; shaves two and three got progressively better than the first. I still experience more irritation with Personna than any other blade, but it really felt better yesterday and today than it did the first shave. I've heard other people say the same about other blades, that the first shave wasn't good, but subsequent shaves got noticeably better. I just never experienced that until now. I still wouldn't buy them, but the Persona isn't as bas as I originally thought it was. Dorco - Today was the first time I had used this blade and I was pleasantly surprised. I paired this with my Game Changer .84 razor and attacked four days of growth. The Dorco cut through the growth with ease. There was no pulling, no tugging, nothing. I had to make three passes to get everything and I was left with a bit of irritation, mostly on my neck, but overall a pleasant shave. I didn't feel any burning until I used my alum block. I'll see how the edge holds up over the next few days, but I was really impressed... until I just finished my third shave with the Dorco and I haven't butchered my face this badly since using the Astra blade. First shave was ok. Second was ok. Third? More irritation than all the other blades combined and more small nicks across my face and neck than I've had lately. I guess if I were to swap out the blades after every shave or every other shave I'd be ok, but to me, it's not worth it when some blades can go four to six shaves for not much more cost. Wilkinson Sword - I was pleasantly surprised! My first shave was really nice. My second shave was really equally close. Very little irritation. No nicks. I'll update with the longevity after a couple more shaves, but so far, this wasn't bad! I used the Sword for 4 shaves. The first three were pretty good. The fourth wasn't as good, but still not terrible. I did nick myself on shaves 3 and 4 and I felt like I had to go over the same part of my face an extra pass or two, which added to the irritation, but overall it wasn't terrible. Shark - Meh. First shave: Merkur razor, three days of growth, and the blade grabbed and pulled more than it cut. It felt like a hundred little hands tugging at my whiskers, but what was odd is I was surprisingly smooth with very little irritation, in spite of needing three passes to feel smooth. Second shave, same thing. It's weird that I'm satisfied with the outcome, but the process leaves much to be desired. I wouldn't buy these again, but at the same time I think if you have a fine beard, you might enjoy these. Gillette Silver Blue - Wow! First shave was impressive! No tugging, surprisingly sharp. It cut through three days of growth with ease. After two passes, most of my face was smooth with just some minor "sandpaper feel", for lack of a better term, under my jaw line, which is normal for me. A quick third pass along the jaw line took care of it and I was left with a close, smooth shave with local irritation. If these blades can give me a week's worth of shaves, which for me is 4 shaves, I'd look into picking up a pack! And it did give me a week's worth of shaves. It was still really sharp at the end and it would be a fine blade to include in my rotation if it weren't for the cost. I picked up a pack of 100 Voskhod blades for $8. 100 of the Gillette Silver Blue would be over twice that amount ($18/100). Stil far better than any cartridge razors and shaving for about a year for $18 is still really inexpensive, but if I find an equally impressive blade for less, that's where I'm looking. Derby - Wow!! I was VERY impressed with the Derby! I took Wednesday off, so the blade was tackling four days of growth. The Derby cut through it like nothing! Even better was I only needed two passes to get that "baby butt smooth" shave. Very minimal razor burn/irritation when I was done. I'm hoping they last a few more shaves. They also sell for $9 for 100, so you're getting a fantastic blade for a great price! Gillette Platinum - I took a week off, didn't shave once, and I thought I'd give the Gillette Platinum a try. I was VERY impressed!Very minor irritation. Super sharp blade. No tugging or pulling. It cut through about ten days of growth with ease. The only downside is they're more expensive than the other blades I've used. Treet - Surprisingly good! A little tugging, a little pulling, but nothing terrible. I had to make a couple of extra passes under my jawline to get rid of the "sandpaper", but running an alum block on my face and neck gave new very minor stinging. They aren't in the same category as the Feather, but they're not as expensive. They aren't as good as the Gillettes, but again, not in the same price range. I think the Voskhod were better, as were the Derby, but these would be in the same price range. If I hadn't liked there Voskhod so much, I would've gladly bought a bunch of Treet razors. Super Iridium - I'm fairly certain these are Polisilver. The blade is simply marked "Super Iridium Extra Stainless" and they're VERY good!! They're pricey, though (again, assuming Polsilver). Very nice shave with absolutely no irritation and just a slight pull or two on 3 days of growth. If they weren't so pricey (about $0.70 a blade), I'd buy a bunch! If you find a great deal on them, try then out. They worked very well for me! Super-Max - I believe there brand is Vidvut and these are the Super-Max stainless blades. They were pretty nice. The first shave was decent, but not great. It didn't handle 3 days of growth as well as it did the second, third, or fourth shave. That first shave had a lot of pulling and tugging, but the second and third shaves were significantly better since I wasn't cutting through longer scruff. The fourth shave was still good, but I could tell the blade was getting dull. Very minor irritation after all the shaves and it did give me a pretty close shave everyday. Bic - Aside from a Merkur blade, the Bic was the last in my sample pack. I won't review the Merkur because it's been my go-to blade for years. The Bic? No. Just, no! It seemed to do well during the first shave, albeit with only two days of growth, but it left me with more irritation than I'd felt lately. The second shave butchered my face. Ii was bleeding out of five or six nicks and I felt like my face was on fire. I didn't even try a third shave. You might've had a better shave with their cheap single blade disposables. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Price and Performance *by S***Y on October 26, 2025* This is a great way to try out a bunch of different blade makers, but honestly, I can't tell the difference in any of them. ## Frequently Bought Together - Razor Blades Club Double Edge Razor Blade Sample Pack (2x each) - Merkur Mk34c Double Edge Razor with Heavy Duty Short Handle - Proraso Shaving Soap --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.sn/products/37197019-double-edge-razor-blade-sample-pack-2x-each](https://www.desertcart.sn/products/37197019-double-edge-razor-blade-sample-pack-2x-each) --- *Product available on Desertcart Senegal* *Store origin: SN* *Last updated: 2026-04-25*