ZOMCHI Safety Razor for Men&Women with 5 Double Edge Safety Razor Blades, Double Edge Razor, Reusable Razor, Plastic Free – Rose Gold

If you’re trying to decide, just get this item. It’s sturdy, the color is gorgeous and it’s easy to load the blade. It does come with extras. You can also order large quantities from the company and they have a blade disposal can as well. Such a great design.

10/10! If you’re looking for a plastic free razor this is the one. I’ve had mine for a more than 6 months now and it’s great! I just put it in some alcohol to clean it and boom ready to go. Affordable and good quality.

I think these razor blades are a good eco-friendly and cost-saving option. They work well and meet expectations overall. However, since they are single-blade razors, shaving can take longer, and sometimes the skin doesn’t feel as smooth compared to using a razor with three blades. That said, it’s still a good product that does what it promises, especially for those looking for a more sustainable and budget-friendly alternative.

This razor is fantastic. I no longer get razor burn or ingrown hairs. I get the closest shave ever and my skin feels so nice and soft. I will say there's a bit of a learning curve. I've cut myself a few times when I first used it. Take your time, practice even pressure and speed, and you'll get a good routine down in no time!

Very reliable, attractive razor. Make sure you put the blade in right side up (a mistake I made and was confused as to why it wasn't working) and are very careful handling the blades. Well-priced compared to competitors. Easy enough to find replacement razors if you need to travel with the holder (but put it in the top of your suitcase so if TSA examine it it doesn't take very long.)

I believe there is a bit of a learning curve with this razor but it was a pain to use. The shave was not close but I will say I did not have any razor burn.

After using disposables most of my life, I decided to invest some effort into making daily shaving more enjoyable. A double-edge safety razor seemed like the right path to take. I knew I did not want a Butterfly model though, preferring instead a classic three-piece design that would keep the blade secure from unintended movement. The Zomchi Black model here fit the bill. The metal is well machined with a satisfying heft. Like other reviewers I find the comb design plus blade angle/placement both promote a smooth shave without nicks or cuts. I like having the name on the top of the razor since it makes it easier to see which edge to use on a particular day. That said, I would prefer Zomchi would have engraved the name similar to the Rose Gold version rather than the higher contrast logo used against the black. My skin is generally sensitive so I was not looking for an aggressive shaving experience on a daily basis. My goals were three-fold: 1) wanted a smooth shave, 2) I wanted to be able to comfortably shave against the grain and in tight spots and 3) I wanted to get four shaves out of each blade without a loss of sharpness or smoothness. Of the three blade makers I identified as good partners, Vokshod was the first I tried with the Zomchi razor. For me I found this blade was not very aggressive yet prone to dulling after two shaves, which cancelled out the longevity requirement. Next up was the Dorco ST301. I really enjoyed this blade. It was a little more aggressive than the Vokshod yet still very smooth and I easily got four shaves out of it. Last up was the Derby Extra. Of the three choices, Derby provided the smoothest shave, I can easily pull against the grain with the Zomchi without peril and I can get four shaves in without having to flip the blade. For me, Derby was the perfect fit with the Zomchi and I have been exceptionally pleased with the combination. Everyone's experience will vary, but I can highly recommend the Zomchi for quality and value.

I've struck out over and over again with safety razors. I finally relented and looked up safety razors for women as if there should be a difference, but hey... maybe there is and I'm unaware. After all, I'm not shaving a beard so perhaps there's something in that with the angle or whatnot. This one was top rated for women. I even tried to check for female reviewers, and this was so promising.... but... First use, it did seem to do a good job on my leg, at first glance. (I had two razors so pitted them one on the left side, one of the right). Later on, though, after drying off and lotion settling in, my leg felt prickly/grainy which is not typical if I use a good razor. Moving on to shaving the bikini area, I was pretty unimpressed. It did alright. Mind you, my hair is dark, on the thicker side, and generally straight but in areas, it lays flat so it can be harder to get the hair to be picked up with some razors. All in all, though, it did ok in that area though definitely not at all a close shave Underarms were alright, as well, a little better than the legs but still not great, either. I was prepared to give this razor a second shot. I did that today. My razor blade should have been fine. I didn't shave a ton with it last time and if I throw in legs, I usually get about 2 uses (unless my hair was long but it wasn't). The razor did literally nothing. It picked up NO hair. I changed the blade just in case though there's just no way the blade was THAT bad. Still, new blade... absolutely nothing. It didn't shave a thing this time. I tried both my leg and my bikini area. This is a total disappointment for me. If anyone is curious, I did treat it properly. I took it apart, removed the blade, cleaned it all. After that, I patted it dry and set it in a dry area just in case there were any spots still damp that I missed. I let it dry fully disassembled. This thing is going back considering it is nothing more than a paperweight at this point.