Headblade Sport Ultimate Head Shave, 1 razor
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Product Reviews of Headblade Sport Ultimate Head Shave, 1 razor
Product Review: Bald was never so easy
Summary: 5 Stars
I have been shaving my head for about 18 months now. I have been using my Powered Fusion razor that I shave my face with but was facing a dilemna. I shave every day for work and a Fusion blade lasts about a week. By the mid week the blade has dulled enough that I don't want to shave my head with it. So I looked to the Headblade after reading some reviews and doing other reasearch and decided to purcahse one to shave my head and leave the Fusion to the face.
I think the product is great, but it does have some limitation.
1. The wheels feel like they are a little loose on the axel.
2. The blades seem to clog up easy and are not rinsed clean very well by shaking in a water filled sink, or with running water.
3. The design is making it a little difficult to shave around the ears.
The shaves that I have received from the Headblade have been fantastic. It is quicker than using the fusion despite having less blades, and I imagine that is because the blades are more in contact with the scalp using the Headblade than they are using the Fusion.
Overall, I am very satisfied with the product and will now have a razor that allows me to shave my head more than twice a week.
Kudos to the Headblade sport.
Product Review: Best Head shaver
Summary: 5 Stars
I just got one over a year looking at one. I gives you one of the closes shaves I found on the market. I'm not a fan of there shaving creame it's to than and slippery. I prefer a good gel or foam.Product Review: Best solution for shaving my head
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this little thing. In fact, when the wheels break, I buy a new one. I get exactly what I expect from it at the price I'm buying: About a year of reliable use.
I've used Mach III's. I've used Fusions. I've used Gilette Hydro's. This is still the best tool for taking the stubble off my dome. Just follow the instructions, don't push down on the blade, and you'll do pretty well. The caveat is that you can't just expect to shave off hair! You've got to get it down to stubble with clippers first. After that, don't let it grow out too much, or you'll be spending a lot of time getting your head smooth again.
Product Review: Chrome Domes Unite!
Summary: 5 Stars
My husband has been shaving his head for a number of years now and we just recently discovered the HeadBlade. He loves the ease of using this versus a regular razor. It's got an adapter so you can use various commercial razor blades (not just the HeadBlade blades)
I love it because I am no longer called in to "check" the job he did.
Product Review: Convenience more than function
Summary: 3 Stars
I have been shaving my head for eight years now, 5 years and 10 months of them using a headblade. I recently completed an interstate move and lost my headblade...so for the last few months I have been using my trusty gillette mach 3 to shave my head "old school" style. I have to tell you, hands down- the gillette razor does a better job and leaves me with less nicks than the headblade ever did.
The headblade is convenient, I will give it that. It does a "good" job, but not one that is stellar. It fits easily in your hand and has a very shallow learning curve on its usage. However, like another reviewer stated, it only accomplishes shaving in one direction, with a "taditional" razor- you get the added advantage of maneiverability. That makes all the difference.
I cannot call the headblade a bad product by any means, heck I used one for years...but it just cannot compare to using a traditional method to just "bic-it." While the razor itself may not be the be-all end-all of the dome clearing world, the shaving creams, lotions, and scrubs that headblade produces are top notch all the way. So...my advice, is to fire up the razor you already have, but swap out the shaving cream with some headslick...follow that up with some headlube (a great moisturizing lotion) and you are good to go.