SCHICK HYDRO RAZOR BLADES SKIN

*enter commercial, noxy, strategically covered, shaving her leg* I noticed that halfway through shaving the first leg. The curve of the handle is so, so lovely. But, again, if it's anything like other refillable razors, the amount of slime will die down the more I use it. It looks awful and I have a real issue with slimy/sticky textures. The slime for this razor is due to the 'water-activated serum'. (Yes, it does suggest Skintimate - but I didn't run out and buy some just because of their suggestion, I just happen to already use it.)ДЇirst thing I noticed with this razor is something I notice with most refillable razors - SLIME. I hopped in to the shower and lathered up with some Skintimate Shaving Gel as instructed. I'm glad I get to try a Schick, nice change of pace. I'm not sure why it's that way, it just is, despite me being interested in the Schick Intuition for years. If I'm grabbing a quick pack of razors, (which is what I preferred as a teen) it's usually Bic, and if it's a razor with refillable cartridges, it's usually Gillette.

I must confess, I can't remember the last time I had a Schick razor. '5 Curve Sensing Blades give incredible closeness'Д®nough official info! Time to try the product!

SCHICK HYDRO RAZOR BLADES SKIN

'Unique Skin Guards on each blade help protect against irritation' That's the only difference between the original and Sensitive Care. This differs from the Original Hydro Silk Razor, which has a 'Water-Activated Moisturizing Serum infused with marine extracts.'ДЄlthough, according to the inside instructions, the Sensitive Care razor's serum is also water-activated. The Hydro Silk Sensitive Care Razor features a 'Hypoallergenic moisturizing serum infused with shea butter'.

Schick hydro razor blades