Shaving Factory Double Edge Safety Razor By: Derby

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Shaving Factory Double Edge Safety Razor By: Derby

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Anyone tried one of these:
http://www.sallybeauty.com/safety-razor ... RRWidgetID

I saw one on the rack today but it was in the plastic. Not sure where it's made.

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you can zoom for a close up of the razor. take a look at the head! wow
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gil3591 wrote:you can zoom for a close up of the razor. take a look at the head! wow
I know, Gil. The price is really tempting, too. Made by Derby International. I need to go back to Sally's and look to see where it's made. ~ Roger

Here's the description:

Uses double edge razor blades
Provides a smooth, close shave
Easy & safe blade replacement

The Shaving Factory Double Edge Safety Razor features a computer designed perfect angle that provides a closer, more comfortable, smoother shave. Fits all double edge blades.

Constructed of refined stainless steel, zinc alloy, copper and ABS. Non-slip grip handle for a secure grip while shaving.
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Post by michiganlover »

This is the Shaving Factory/ Derby/ Ming Shi twist to open razor.

It's been on the market for quite some time, and reviews can be readily found.

I have owned a couple: I consider it to be better constructed than the similar Weishi, and about as aggressive as a typical Superspeed; way more useful that a Weishi which is so mild, it's effectively a paperweight.

For the price, and potential local availability it might be worth picking up.
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Post by werdna »

I'm fairly sure that is the same razor as :

http://www.westcoastshaving.com/Derby-B ... p_624.html

I have this one. It works just fine. I like that it comes in the cheesy, cheap plastic case as it also holds a small box or blades and fits VERY well in my luggage for travel.

I don't have a vast experience with multiple razors but it is less aggressive than my EJ89. More similar to my fatboy.

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If I were in the market for an inexpensive travel razor I would certainly consider this one.
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