Showing posts with label viking blade safety razor review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label viking blade safety razor review. Show all posts

Saturday, 11 June 2016

Viking Blade Safety Razor Review

The first time I heard the name Vikings Blade I immediately thought of pirates and all. When my Parker finally got bad, I figured I could give this 'pirate' razor a try. I ordered online and got it delivered within the timeframe as promised. I love the fact that it came with 5 extra sharp blades (since I just finished with a Parker, if you know what I mean). The razor is just so beautiful to behold. Whoever thought of the chrome plating is a genius. Indeed it fits the Viking name.


My last Parker was a long handle so I had to get use to the VikingsBlade handle. With the closure to my skin, I think that's why the handle was made that way. The product is also heavy like my Parker. This pushes the blade very close to the skin and it gives really smooth shaves. So smooth, I love to caress my face when I am done shaving. It's an excellent product and I would recommend it to anyone looking for quality double edge razor.

Tuesday, 24 May 2016

The Vikings Blade by Julian Vue - One of the Most Sought Razors




The Vikings Blade by Julian Vue has become one of the top most sought after razor in today's world. The company is based in Melbourne, Australia and is well known for its superior, quality materials. The company sources its materials from far away Sweden and Germany just to keep up with the quality satisfaction of its customers.

Design

The product is made from high-end superior quality materials from Sweden. It is a hefty shaving stick with a weight of 85g. The product has a length of 3.75" and a compact design.


Technology

The Vikings Blade comes with a more advanced butterfly head that allows for easy changing of blades. Its unique butterfly head allows you change blades within 5 seconds and doesn't disturb your shaving experience. To avoid accidental cuts, the manufacturer included a microcomb system imbedded in the butterfly head.

Accessories

In addition to the product, it comes with 5 platinum coated blades to give you a long lasting shaving experience. It also comes with a travel case and mirror that gives you an on-the-go shaving experience.

Warranty

The Vikings Blade comes with a remarkable lifetime warranty, even for international buyers. This not only puts trust to action but also goes a long way to speak about the company's reputation.

Price

The product comes at a very affordable price tag of $32.97 and that includes the infamous lifetime warranty against all defects. Without compromising on its quality standards, the Vikings Blade is for every man seeking a good shave at a very good price.

Conclusion

The Vikings Blade is not just another product from shaving razor manufacturers, it is the very double edge safety razor to have. It has it all and promises to deliver a clean and healthy shave for a very long time. Plus, when you purchase the Vikings Blade

Friday, 20 May 2016

Julian Vue Safety Razor Review

I started shaving when my father purchased a certain name brand cartridge razor that rhymes with "llusion." This tool served me well as I shaved fully a few times a week until my facial foliage blossomed into the full beard I have come to know and love. Eventually the time came where my tastes matured beyond cartridge razors and I decided to follow the path of my father's father in buying a more refined implement to wick away facial hair.
Enter the straight razor, one of the classical implements for shaving. With this path though there is much room for learning and error. I ended up choosing a safety razor to combine classical style and modern blade technology. Since switching to this safety razor and a quality shave soap, I have not experienced any of the typical razor burn and irritation I experienced with many different cartridge razors in the last seven years. While I still hone my knife edge with a nice whetstone, there is a certain reassurance in knowing I will not have to take a strop to this blade as I would with a straight razor, and in a simple elegant motion I can exchange a well-traveled edge for a fresh one.


More importantly than my personal preferences leading to this elegant grooming tool, how is the viking's blade compared to other options on the market? Why would you buy one? Well, the quality is spot on with other razors I have handled. The attack angle of the blade is fairly mild, meaning you can apply more pressure in a stroke without feeling as if you will easily pass through the dermis. The combing grooves just before your blade surface also help, especially with my bushy facial hair. The handle I thought may look cluttered with the pattern shown here but in person it is well thought out and allows you to grip the handle with confidence through shaving cream or soap. The weight is just right, balanced so that the handle falls gently into the hand. Using this blade is the same feeling as a full-tang knife passing through a target, bliss. The design has no integral flaws to speak of, purely mechanical butterfly action is satisfying and internal hardware leaves the profile unmarred as well.

I am pleased with the travel case as well, and I can only hope that the initial quality of this blade leads to a steadfast life as I plan to use it regularly and for a long time coming. Perhaps allowing my kin to learn the proper way to shave? Or am I getting ahead of myself...
I do apologize for the orientation of the picture, while I pride my self at adept use of hand tools, technology escapes me on this one.

Get your favorite blade here: 
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B011L8WJIA

OR

http://www.julianvue.com