Henson Shave Review Aluminum Budget Double Edge Safety Razor
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- The Henson AL13 Aluminum Razor is a three-piece, permanent razor that shaves men and women alike. This razor is manufactured with the same Aerospace processes and in the same facility that produces components for the Mars Rover, International Space station, and production style work on Low Earth Orbit Satellites. This razor is designed and manufactured with extreme precision in mind.
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I have both a medium version AL13 and the aggressive version Titanium model. I love them both. Of my 40 razors, I use the Henson 95% of the time. The aggressive Titanium model provides nearly the same shave as some very expensive artisan DE non-adjustable razors. Henson's target market is cartridge and disposable users, and they have a razor that is idiot proof and blood proof. I believe they have achieved their goal. It only takes a couple of shaves to become proficient with it, unlike the DE89, Merkur 34C, etc...which takes a longer time commitment and will result in some cuts and blood. I am impressed with the tight aerospace tolerances and the head design. Henson is a mild razor and will keep new wet shavers in the game, which is what we all want.
My thoughts, exactly. Very well said.
Ditto, I have “aggressive “ Ti. Feather blade was a bit much for me but using Bic or Astra Green seem just right.
lol - I hope this is all true - just new to the DE world myself (3 or 4 shaves) with a Wilkinson, each shave has been better than the prior but I have ordered an AL13 - hope the reviews hold true!
@@jkatkat7950 It is my understanding that over 90% of Henson razors sold are mild. I think it may even be in the mid-90’s. Hopefully you ordered the Mild version.
As everyone points out, this razor is great for new DE shavers. However, this razor is also great for experienced shavers. I am a daily shaver, and head shaver with pretty sensitive skin. This razor is simply perfect for daily shaving, especially head shaves. Also, do not let the lack of blade feel fool you, this razor is efficient. The new improved edition of this razor is even better. Overall, this is my favorite and most used razor. I have all three levels in the new edition and I use the mild most. All three have very little to no blade feel. I can shave fast and blind with this razor and it won't cut you.
I’m not sure what to get. I have sensitive skin on my neck and keep getting burns from cartridge razors but I like to be able to feel the shave at the same time. Do you think a medium would still be alright?
Any feedback on their mild vs more medium aggressive version?
@@1122seanc I have all three versions and like all. However, I use the mild more than the others since I am a daily shaver. I also shave my head, so the mild suits me best. Also, the mild will take down plenty of growth as well. If I had to choose, i'd stick with the mild.
I just got a Henson. I am five shaves in.
I am primarily a heathen using an electric Panasonic for my daily shave.
For many years now dumping the blade at 50.
With retirement coming soon I stumbled on to the Henson.
And with a long past of multi blade mutilations I went in chin first.
It will be my Saturday / Sunday treat to have a real shave. A friend gifted me a straight razor shave years ago in Portland.
Loved it. And I miss the primal, nuance of the blade. So me and my army green Henson are very happy.
I Am a big fan. My beard even at 63 is soft and skin sensitive - so this a great tool.
No way to nick yourself. The Henson has yet to draw blood. And I wield aggressively.
Your finding that it holds goop - is correct. Opening the stem while rinsing clears it well.
I am using an aloe lotion & coconut diy shave prep. Misting with a spray bottle to stay damp.
Haven't you ever wanted to spend a day staying damp? No, me neither. But it works for the shave!
Send me the tee - I doubt you have a large tall. So large will do. Death 2 BIC.
The washer in the base plate isn't SS,it's tungsten. they also have two types of gap - mild and medium
that's right. it is a "tungsten thrust bushing." and henson has 2 types of razors Al13 mild and medium and a Ti22 titanium.
I have a medium Henson and really enjoy using it. It is a great head shaver for those new to head shaving as it is really easy to find the angle. I too prefer a more aggressive razor, but occasionally it is nice to use something milder such as when you have used a razor/blade combo that has left you with irritation.
Thanks Mr G ! See you over on yours soon !
I am looking forward to trying the aggressive Henson.@@hosephanerothe1440
I am enjoying mine (5 shaves so far). I need to do a second pass against the grain to get a close shave, which I don't have to with the Rex or the Fatip. However, here is the key part: the AS splash doesn't burn at all, which does not happen with any other razor I've used. Definitely a keeper and my new daily driver. My skin feels great
I have mild version for daily shaving and love it. With 3 passed I get great shave. I hope Henson will soon manufacturers in stainless steel.
I got one for my brother for Christmas it was his first DE razor he loves it.
You need a thinner slick lather for the Henson, I have the Titanium version in +++ which is their most aggressive and it gives a wonderful shave but you do need a thinner slicker lather for best results IMHO
Love this razor! I have sensitive skin and it does a great smooth shave with no nicks and or irritation. I have the Aluminum and the Titanium version both work best with the Astra green blades for me. I have a few hundred razors in my collection and if one of my aggressive razors get a little to close, the next day I will use the Henson and all is well. No ingrown hairs, No burn and efficient. Extremely pleased with it!
I have lots of razors also... I'm curious what your storage system is.
Mild version?
I like that you do the pros and cons of every razor.
Matt, I have the mild version. The + is the mild and ++ is the medium. Too bad Henson doesn't offer the aggressive head as they have with the Titanium model. The Henson is a mild razor and perfect for the beginner. I tend to use it when I've had irritation and want to have the mildest shave I can get.
I have the medium version and really like it. What I like about Henson is you can request to mix and match your colours. Mine is the black and tan colours. Looks sharp. I might be biased though, I'm from Canada. Lol.
I have black with red base-plate that for me looks really sharp.
thanks for the heads-up. i didn't know that and i'm looking to buy a henson as of sept. 5/22.. mixing up colors would be really cool.
Just stopped by the shop today and picked one up (blue). The primary customer is my wife and the mildness sounds perfect for her. I bring her along whenever I can and she was the one to suggest getting it.
Thank you so much for your video dude, you have helped me decide to get the Henson mild razor.
I like how Razor Emporium keeps me informed, by email, on the progress of my Gillette Fatboy as it is being cleaned, adjusted and replated. Excellent service.
Hello from West Vancouver, Canada.
Hello Matt! Thanks for the review, I'm always happy to see more and more reviews of the Henson. I got mine December and it's the reason that I accomplished my mission, which was(and still is) daily BBS shaves. Few thigs to add. That small ring where the handle meets the head is made from tungsten aaaand there are 3 levels of blade gap- Mild, Medium, Aggressive. Sadly the Aggressive is only available in their Titanium version, which is 250$.
I bought a medium henson and I love it! It does its work very well and I don't feel it working because it's really mild. I'm really happy to have this razor in my collection.
I am using the Henson mild razor in purple and absolutely love it. I have the worst combination of sensitive skin and tough beard and have tried, Gillette Sensor Excel, Edwin Jagger DE razor and even the Supply single edge razor. I got razor burn and bumps and nicks and even itching from all of the m EXCEPT the Henson. Best shave ever had. It solves all the problems presented by other DE razors, namely that the angling of the blade causes problems for the moustache area.....but NOT for the Henson. I highly recommend this razor
I have both the Al and the titanium. I love them. Very easy to shave. I get a very close shave. I have never cut myself with them. The easiest to shave razors I use. I also use Parker semi-slant and Rex Ambassabor. I like them all. Henson is just the easiest to use. I agree they would make a great first razor
I like the Henson. It's a little on the light side, and the angle for cutting is pretty narrow, but it's a mild, pleasant shave, and I'm not sorry I got it.
I own over a dozen DE Razors, that includes the Rockwell S , Merkur Vision , Merkur Future, Merkur Slant, Merkur Progress, Edwin Jagger De 89 , Gillette Fat Boy, and the list goes on…none give as smooth of a shave for me , with just about any blade as does the Henson Razor with the medium head. It is,in my opinion in a league of its own and is now the razor I reach for most often. Kudos to Henson for taking the DE Razor into the space age with their CNC machining. Cheers MikeR.
I shave like any expert, and the Henson is mild and smooth. Wanting aggressive feel, to each their own, is a bit Bonkers to me, for me it's all about efficiency and not hurting the skin. But what they have accomplished at the price point manufacturing location and everything is amazing this should be part of everyone's rotation hands down. Unless we're keen on funding warring Nations across the globe why don't we try some of these North American made beauties.
I have the Henson you used in blue. My take was similar to yours, but I might be rethinking that. Two pass shave with 3 day’s growth gave me a BBS shave. No irritation detected when I finished with an alum block. Some clogging but rinsed cleared it easily. I have a problem with lather building on the blade like you did, but that is true with multiple razors when I face lather with Proraso. Bowl lathering reduces or eliminates for me. I didn’t experience any lather build up with the Henson by bowl lathering. I’m the third day out from my shave and the stubble is just beginning to show. I seems as though I got a closer shave than my first impression led me to believe. I’m pleasantly surprised by this razor
I own the Henson AL13 Mild in Black. Absolutely love it. I have sensitive skin and I am new to wet shaving so it's perfect for me. Really experienced shavers or those with a thicker more coarse beard may want to try their titanium version which is a step above the medium aggression. They are really catering to people making the transition into wet shaving and I think they have hit the ball out of the park. The learning curve on this razor if you're used to a cartridge razor is almost zero. Is it a razor with training wheels? Perhaps. After 3 passes I get a BBS shave with no skin irritation. Marvelous.
I've had my Henson for a while now and love it. Mine is a mid-agression and I only need two passes to get a great shave.
I ordered the Henson AL 13 Mild yesterday...but before I ordered I called the company and asked the Tech what model to order....mild or medium. He said their research suggest 95% of people would best be served by the mild model. fyi
I purchased this razor and I love it. I highly recommend this razor! 👍
I don't think the lather holes were inadequate, I think it's just because you loaded up on Proraso Pre-Shave AND the shaving cream. Both of them together creates an extra-thick paste. Most razors would have trouble clearing that out. To really test it though, try it with some Barbasol and see how it does.
I appreciate the design, construction, and performance. I find it to be a particularly good head razor. I achieve BBS with both the mild and the medium. With sensitive skin, I prefer the mild on the face, medium for the dome.
I have the mild version of the Henson in Green. Love it for my use. I use a more aggressive Vikings Blade Crusader or Slightly more aggressive Vikings Blade Godfather for my face and neck. But the Henson is the blade I always reach for when I go to shave my head! I shave my head maybe 3 times a week and have never nicked myself or gotten an ingrown head hair from the Henson! Though for face shaving I find the mild version just doesn't cut how I want. Maybe go with the medium for the face but I've heard the medium is also very mild.
I shave my head daily and want as little shadow as possible. Would the medium be ok for me, do you think? I’ve just been using dollar shave club razors for years.
@@Paulhartrocks the only real way to tell would be to try it. I've never tried the medium on my head, but with how mild mild is if you have thicker hair you may find yourself rinsing it a lot. I have ash blonde head hair, contrary to my orange beard, so i wouldn't be able to say how much of a shadow it leaves due to how light my head hair is.
Great review, Matt!!
They have three plates. Two available for the aluminum model: mild and medium. Three available for the titanium model: mild, medium and aggressive.
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I noticed on the Henson website that they also offer a medium aggression razor, which I might like better. I also like it that they offer the razors in 8 different colors.
As someone who is pretty new to wet shaving and has sensitive skin, this might be the razor I need to pick up!
Buy a Rockwell 6s : Job done! 👍😁
Howdy Matt! Love the intro music as I’m always waiting for a shave tutorial or review with Bob Villa. 😉
Hello, I just got a new blue Henson razor a little over a week ago and have shaved with this razor eight days in a row with the same blade. I have a medium beard but a little on the course side. When I shaved with it the cream came out of the four holes on the bottom of the razor just fine as designed. I used the supply shaving cream with a nice lather and it worked great for me, I even tried shaving my whole face without rinsing and for the most part my shave was very good. I purchased the medium exposure version, I love it so far! Thanks for your reviews and shaving information. This thing is built to last!
The lather didn't come out of the holes for him because he loaded up on both Proraso pre-shave AND the cream. Both of those together creates an extra-thick paste, so in this case I don't think it's the razor's fault. Any razor would have trouble clearing that out.
Nice looking razor 🪒..some times I just wish I lived in the 🇺🇸 the shaving & beard products you guys produce are just stunning ..be cheaper to get hold of them as well !!!
Matt👍👍 "To each his own, right?", perfect. I've never tried the Henson brand so I can't comment on them other than to speak on looks and that's unimportant. Seems like most people are in agreement with their experience, subjective as it is, that's a plus for Henson. But, being that shaving is such a personal thing with so many variables involved, the only way to find that consistent, smooth, easy, efficient shave is to "try" everything...there in lies the rub. Thanks for the video and review. Enjoy!
I am a collector for sure - I have pretty much everything from Merkur to Ming Shi, Timeless to RazoRock to Rex, Rockwell and Wolfman and everything in between. Thank God the looks of this razor don’t do it for me aesthetically- one less item to add. I am sure it’s wonderful performer.
Thanks for reviewing the Henson AL13 Aluminum Razor. I like that you tell it like it is.
I bought mine on the basis I would be dead by the time Karve got around to re-stocking their aluminium razor. Extremely smooth and deceptive efficiency to my mind. You could easily over-do it. No issues with lather being 'trapped' with a less dry lather. Cheers again Matt.... By the way, lock-down has seen to it I am now a size XL! 🤣
I like the Henson. It is great for someone who shaves every day. It is not a patch on a stainless steel feather razor though. Feather still are the best.
So, like you said in the video, they've changed the design and has multiple heads. Time to revisit this video.
Agreed!
Thank You ….
Very Good ….
I’m returning to safety razor shaving and this certainly helps me ….
I have come to appreciate an honest review. Nothing I hate more than a reputable source shilling a product that ends being subpar.
That said, I am interested in this razor. I’m an experienced DE shaver. I own an R49, and can shave with no issues. But I don’t want to use it every day. I even find my Rex Ambassador a bit aggressive sometimes, usually by Thursday or Friday when I have a bit of irritation.
Actually I prefer a mild razor for my Monday- Friday shaving regimen.
I enjoy your videos because you are honest in your opinions
I started wet shaving in 2018, both DE an straight. i could never achieve BBS without irritation. this razor changed that. i still use my other razors for the WTG and XTG passes but always henson ATG
I just bought one of these because they're a Canadian company and I wanted to support them as a Canadian myself. The quality on these is really good. I have sensitive skin so aggressive razors are a no for me (although I am very experienced with safety razors). I got the red and it is cool. Don't know for sure, but seems like this razor thing is just a new business from a couple guys who already made their money.
Aluminum does not need to be anodized as it quickly forms a hard layer of aluminum oxide on the surface which act as a protective barrier to further oxidation. That's essentially what anodizing is doing.
Yes but it doesn't look pretty / uniform in a short amount of time.
@@RazorEmporium It’s almost instantaneous. I’m not certain but I would bet the plain version has no anodizing and is just a matter of surface finish to appear uniform
I have the Henson AL13 (mild so just + not ++ on the guard). Got it a little over two weeks ago. It is my first DE safety razor. I find it much better than the Gillette Fusion cartridges I moved from, but certainly not flawless or foolproof. I've definitely nicked myself and gotten in-grown hairs using it which is annoying, but I did that before I knew about grain mapping (which is a massive improvement for me) and cold shaving (also a massive improvement). I'm curious if the RK DE blades they now ship with it are part of my problem. That said I've had no weepers and no irritation unless I'm overdoing it chasing BBS. If I stick to single pass and cold water shaving I get a very good shave and zero irritation. That BBS tho, I keep chasing it...
For me, I have seen that shaevettes suit my shaving needs the best. I am blessed to have a well made one from KureNai, a gift from a friend. Hope you are doing well Mr. Matt.
Nice looking razor (in 9 available colors). If you'd prefer one of three levels of aggression, you'd have to buy their $249.99 Titanium Ti22 model (in 3 colors). I would think the aluminum Henson AL13 model (in various aggression levels) might be more successful, if they limited the available colors to 3.
I recently ordered the Henson Mild (from RE). I used a Feather blade in my first shave and I can confirm it is a mild shave. I think this a great option for someone moving from a cartridge razor.
If the blade head has one "+" it is mild, two "+" is medium. According to Henson support, the titanium has three "+"
This is a great razor for people wanting to try out DE shaving. It has a cartridge like feel to the shave. This will be the razor I take whenI go traveling.
Facebook’s algorithm really wants me to buy this razor. It’s everywhere on my feed. I’m just not a huge fan of aluminum razors. I like a little more weight.
Thanks for your honest review, saved me some money as I was attracted by the design. Personally I am using a Parker Variant and since some weeks a Kame GT KMS95. It is a mild and reasonable efficient razor. I like the slim design, helps under the nose. Also the stainless steel handle has a good heft and the coated head slides effortless. Good finish as well. The feedback is a bit less then the Parker but still good. Kame is an Asian brand, but I could not find where it is actually manufactured. I guess Thailand as it is sold there and also used as the "shaver of the monks". Price is around 60 US$, fair for what you get. Maybe you can get hold of a copy and test it.
Correct - no such thing as “personal truth”. Truth is inherently objective 👍🏻
You can loosen the handle on the Henson and make it considerably more aggressive. It will give a BBS once you get it dialed in.
This was my first DE razor after using Harry’s for years. Love it and got it after seeing a video on Henson and since they are made in Ontario Canada where I live thought I would try one. And I love it. But I was so new to DE saving I did not know they had mild and medium and aggressive. So I have the mild in black and it was a good start for me for sure. Have then Henson aggressive on order and looking forward to trying it. Just the aluminum not the titanium. Keep up the great videos. 🇨🇦
Thank you for the thorough review. I'm learning about Desr shaving and am grateful for the help.
Great review. I just got this one yesterday ! I really liked my first experience. I have sensitive skin, so happy so far. Mild razor.
I won’t be getting one to replace my Rockwell 6S, but this may be the ticket for the GF who mentioned switching to a DE for her legs
The Henson likes a lighter shaving cream. It glides better, cuts closer and will not clog when the lather is very well hydrated. I am going on about 6 months with my + AL13 and am relatively new to wet shaving. The Henson is my go to. I also have a Merkur travel razor, a Parker Variant, a vintage Gillette (20’s), a King C Gillette, and a nos military surplus razor of some sort. I am intending to try the Henson ++, but I am not in a hurry since I have any number of razors that I need to learn first. I have had some very difficult shaves with all of the razors except the Henson. Thanks for the review.
Your comments neither inspired or offended me. They were completely neutral to my way of thinking. I have heard of and visited Henson's website before. I simply want a BLUE colored razor. It seems every time I a particular blue hued razor came along I missed out for one reason or another and Henson has a blue razor. I don't care about so called aggressiveness or mildness. I just want a blue razor.
You could get a RazoRock Baby Smooth in Electric Blue. It’s beautiful, inexpensive, and my favorite aluminum razor.
I have a RazoRock Baby Soft as well and it is very blue.
I’ve tried and own the Mild and Medium Aluminum razors. The Mild is too mild for me even though I’m usually a fan of mild razors. The Medium is beautifully made and in Black with Red baseplate is especially beautiful to me. I like the handle and use it with other RazoRock aluminum razors. It’s a good razor for me but not one of my favorites for shave efficiency or comfort. I’ve not tried the Titanium version or aggressive plate.
The Rex ambassador is the best razor I own I love it ....I got from you and I’m in Canada
My truth had me rolling. Great video.
Henson Razor awesome mild shaver , love mine .
Matt, I appreciate the review....I ordered this razor and used it, but did not like. As you pointed out, too mild for me and caused irritation after multiple strokes in the same area trying to get my desired results.
Also noticed the lather output through the slots was not efficient as well and I was having to constantly run the razor under the water for clearance, (much like my Feather WS-D2S)...Very nice razor to look at, but just not for me.
Hi Matt- Great shave and razor review; thank you! I appreciate hearing your thoughts about this razor. I have a few aluminum razors and the issue of applying too much pressure is the problem I have when using them. So very different to use than stainless steel
razors. I hope you have a great weekend ahead. Take good care and be safe and be well. Best regards, as always, Matt.
Interesting… I don’t think I’ll be ordering this. I really like how you addressed the buildup of lather. In comparison to the Rex ambassador, I prefer the way leather accumulates below the base plate on your house brand adjustable. A build up inside of the guard seems counterintuitive.
Hey, thanks for the video. I've been been considering buying this razor. I personally like a little more over medium in aggressiveness in a razor.
I would honestly rather use a cartridge than a sub-par safety razor. Especially if it's a Schick because those are the best carts by far I think.
From what I saw they use a CMM to measure the perpendicularity and angle tolerances.
I am just now hearing about de razors and have been trying to decide what mild razor I should try first. Anyway I found it funny how you call a $70 razor a budget razor. I know there are plenty higher priced razors but every other razor on your beginner razor lists is at least $20 cheaper. And so many options out there at half the price I would hardly call it a budget razor. I really wanted it to be my first razor but couldn't pull the trigger with the higher price. Maybe it will be my second if I end up liking the shave.
The ring (or insert) is made of TUNGSTEN which is much harder than stainless steel.
Henson is not made in a "contracted shop". It is a family-owned business. The CEO of Henson Shaving has brothers that started the company.
In which machine shop are the razors produced? That's what I was getting at. I don't believe they own their own machine shop. Please correct me if I'm wrong
@@RazorEmporium Yes they own their own their own machine shop. Henson is a side business to their main business which is making high end parts for the Mars Rover and International Space Station. The CEO of Henson is related to I believe are two brothers that own the machine shop.
Also you used the Medium aggressive.
Hi there thanks for the video and for being Honest because I want to start a collection of razors I’m looking lots of videos
The curve of the blade provides enough friction that allows you to loosen the head slightly to increase the blade gap, making the razor more efficient (not officially recommended, I'm sure). Similar to the PAA Ascension.
I purchased a couple Henson razors at $40, and they are a great value at that price. But I think there are much better razors for $70.
What other razors would you recommend?
@@MaximeTanti the Karve Christopher Bradley, the Razorock Gamechanger, or the Razorock Lupo. I would also recommend a vintage adjustable like a Gillette Slim or Fatboy.
@@bgaston14 very cool, thanks. I will look into these 👍
Thanks for sharing your review for Hanson little lighter side on weight wise like heavy razors 95 grams plus or so
Good review. I'm not sure if you got the mild or medium version, but it seems like the mild. Interesting about the lather channels, I've never thought about that before. It could explain some razors I've had issues with.
11:15 - "++" indicates the medium, which is reportedly fairly mild.
I seem to have missed any discussion of cartridge economics - please let me know if and when you’ll discuss that mentioned in the title of this video?
Hi. How does this compare to the feather popular in terms kf aggressiveness or the feather asd2? Thabk you
Why doesn't anyone fill their sink and dunk to rinse? Am I missing something?
Running water is better at removing lather.
Thank you for your honest review:)
I have a hard to remote beard. I have used all kind of Gillete razors with generally good results but I find that sometimes the quality of the blade is not the same always depending on where it is made (Brazil, USA, etc) which somehow changed my view on the product. I am now using both Gillette Skinguard Sensitive and Harry's. The former is quite gentle but it is rather mild and the feeling of a total removal of beard is not complete though the latter is quite a fine blade but still I have to repeat some áreas to achieve a "baby face" result. In regard to Henson the exhibit you give is very fair to the brand and also the message to the prospectiva consumer is honest. As a person of my age (I am not a beginner) so for the moment I am going to keep to my routine.
I have really coarse hairs with sensitive skin so currently use an R41 with feather blades so I get done in as few passes as possible. What would your thoughts be on the “medium” version of this with feather blades? .85mm vs the .68 of the mild?
I like the design but am looking for a more aggressive razor these days.
i want to try this because for the life of me i cannot find a razor that works properly i always end up with missed spots...
Need more water in that lather
If the handle was shorter I would be interested.
Great video, liked and subscribed.
Minor correction: low tolerance, not high. Otherwise that space business would be gone
When I try a new razor I give it a one month test drive, and after a couple of weeks, I'm really missing the weight of a stainless steel razor. Letting the weight of the razor do the cutting, just doesn't work here.
I was curious I bought your brush a while back ago I love the way it fits in the hand definitely a nice brush will you be extending your brush line with other colors or designs In the future
Perhaps :)
Looks like a cool razor. One day I'll win a shirt lol
I can tell by your first passes that it does not cut very well. Not for me. I did purchase a Mühle R89. Quality is beyond belief. UPDATE: The R41 is much better and is going to be my daily driver or should I say every other day. Pass double edge in the business.
I have had great results with my medium. The aggressive is next. Just to see if it steps up the same results. My skin can not tolerate an aggressive razor. I have many. Some really good razors. The efficiency has to be there but a neutral blade exposure is required, or close to that. The aggressive has very little exposure and a smaller blade gap. I know the Yates Razor has that as well in their milder razors. Winning razor comes to mind. I have the T2ss Rockwell and the 6S they both shave well but a little aggressive for my skin. 6S is efficient but when I get to the efficient plates I cut myself. I use to think that it was technique but as long as I have been shaving with a DE I don't think so. Please, suggestions are requested by anyone.
Maybe your slant razor Matt.
Thanks for your review. Really appreciated the honesty. Still on the fence of weather to try it or not. I just got the Leaf, and like it but not sure how much compared to my old cartridge razors. Maybe im just not use to them. However I am a sailor and truly against plastic waist so i decided to upgrade to a more eco friendly razor.
Enjoyed another great video.