Blades Twin Blade Razor

Blade one pulls your facial hair taut, and blade number two finishes the job, cutting the hair below skin level and catching hairs under the surface to give you the closest shave possible. Blades three, four, and so on are backups to clean up any stragglers. Razor blades can be used in a number of occupations. For instance, they are great for cleaning up paint overspray. Removing stickers or labels from a hard surface can also be accomplished easily using one of these versatile tools. If you have sensitive skin, irritation is more likely when shaving with multi-blade razors. Several blades passing over the skin – rather than just one – increase the chance of irritation. However, if you prep your skin before shaving and carry out proper aftercare, the risk of irritation is greatly reduced.