The Goodfella's Smile, Shibumi Japanese Style Kamisori Straight Edge Disposable Blade Barber Razor

Some people have said this razor rusts, but I have not encountered this yet. I make it a point where after shaving with it, remove the blade and throw it out. Then let it air dry with the removal piece sitting out as well. Other than that it shaves well, and is really cool looking. Love the Japanese sword look.

Well made and feels good in the hand.Blade loading may require slight adjustment to tweak blade exposure.Delivers a good close shave.Easy to clean and good service, incl shipment tracking.Recommended.

I can't comment on its durability or resistance to rust as I haven't had it very long, but I can say that I got a great shave with the Goodfella's Smile, Shibumi Japanese Styyle Kamisori razor with a Feather blade. Loading is a bit more challenging than it is with the Parker SRX or Feather Artist Club SR, but it's not bad. You really get the hang of it quickly. I've been shaving with straight razors, both folding handle and Kamisori style, for some time. I really appreciate the control you have with straight razors, especially the Kamisori style like the Shibumi. Maneuverability is top notch. I think it would be considered an aggressive razor with sufficient blade exposure to get a close shave efficiently. Just stretch your skin, and use a light touch and a sharp blade. And, especially if you're new to using a straight razor (or shavette), go slowly at first. There was no trouble whatsoever holding it steady with wet soapy hands. Aside from providing a great shave, in my opinion it looks really cool. I would probably like it better in stainless steel, but in my opinion that's the only thing I would change. It was definitely worth the price ($24.99). Overall, I'm very satistifed with this purchase.

love this thing still use it to line up every day

I like the looks and feel of this, and it's a lot less expensive than my Kai and Feather shavettes. However, be aware and beware, it has a LOT of blade exposure. Adjust your technique accordingly or there may be irritation, scrapes, and cuts.

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For me this shavette just misses the mark. It's too light and it's longer than it probably needs to be. I don't like that the blade isn't even with the end. For me the handle was also too small. If you want a kamisori style shavette then check out the Facon kamisori. It's a much better option and it includes 100 Japanese stainless steel blades for under $20