Dollar Shave Club | 4 Blade Razor Refills (8 Pack) | Swift Rinse Blades for Longer and Thicker Hair

I switched to these after I was about to order another pack of Gillette Fusion razors which came in at $43...FORTY-THREE DOLLARS for 12. I realized then it was time to give these a shot and I'm glad I did. The shave was just as good if not better than the fusion for less than half the price. I'll be a long time customer at this point.

Bought before, and the quality has been fine, with repeated shaves! Also, the price is much lower than that of other shaving products!

Super durable!

If you've ever wondered what it's like to glide a finely tuned lawnmower across your face (in a good way), the Dollar Shave Club 4-Blade Razor is your answer. These cartridges are precision cut, stainless steel, and *apparently* designed for people who think shaving should be a competitive sport. The 4 blades are great for cutting through everything from long hair to that one patch on your neck that refuses to behave, no matter how much you threaten it. Seriously, if there’s a rogue forest on your chin or you’re one of those folks who “forgot” to shave for a week, these bad boys will make short work of it. It's like a weed whacker for your face, but with elegance. As for rinsing, it’s practically effortless. If you’ve ever had to stop mid-shave to perform surgery on your razor, pulling out clumps of shaving cream and beard hair, you’ll appreciate the ease with which this razor rinses clean. It’s like the blades know they’ve done their job and are ready for round two. Or three. Or twenty. Now for the funny part: I have so many refills that I might start shaving for fun. They come in an 8-count pack, which means I'm set for a while. My shower looks like it's prepping for a small-scale revolution. My wife asked if I was expecting guests... for my face. The only downside is, with 4 blades, you’ve got to be careful. This thing *will* remind you that your skin is a lot thinner than you think if you get too aggressive. Gentle strokes, folks. Otherwise, you’ll look like you’ve gone 12 rounds with a cheese grater. In conclusion, Dollar Shave Club has me hooked on this blade, even if I need to remind myself that I’m not taming the wild west. Smooth face, minimal effort, and an endless supply of sharp objects—I guess I’m a satisfied customer with a hint of fear.

I accidentally bought the 4 blade instead of the 6 blade and it ended up being an amazing discovery for me. I've been shaving my head for the better part of 20 years now, always with 6 blade and I've always been irritated with clogging issues. These 4 blades don't clog easily and when they do it easily rinses out. These blades also don't have the single trimming blade on the top side so I no longer have to worry about slicing my ear anymore!

Same at the direct ones from Dollar Shave club. I cancelled my membership with them and get them from here now.

Just as cheap as the others and boy do the multi blades cut through a thick or heavy beard.

I've been using Dollar Shave Club blades for a while, switched from Gillete, and unfortunately the difference is now night and day. For context I use these to shave my face. When I first switched to using them when they were pretty heavily advertised they weren't half bad, still not as good as Gillete, but not bad. Now they're absolutely awful to use. My last 10+ blades have been AWFUL. The blades are too far away from the skin so it's impossible to get a clean shave. This is very noticable around the upper lip and chin. Then when its long enough to actually touch the hairs it rips them out more than it shaves them, ESPECIALLY around the chin. These blades are not sharp at all. These are almost like training blades because of how dull and far from the skin they are. Gillete is expensive but it's cheaper when I can only use a blade for up-to 2 shaves before it does nothing but rips hair out. Edit: I switched from Dollar Shave Club to Henry's and I am at a loss for words. The blade on my Henry's razor is so sharp and well crafted that I can almost dry shave my stubble. My DSC razor struggled with stubble even when I used tons and tons of shaving cream. Literally just using water is good enough in some cases with the Henry's razor. These are absolutely the worst shaving equipment I have ever used. After about a week I am still on my first Henry's razor and I've shaved about 5 times and it still feels like it's a new blade. Like I said, I was lucky to get two shaves from my DSC razors. These blades are impressively bad.

I liked the look of this box, but didn't need it myself, It was bought as a gift but sadly was no longer needed. So I returned it.

I had used 3 blade shaving. It tried the the four blade for the first time and I am not too keen on them. Just my preference.

Se ve bien pero las cuchillas no están tan afiladas, el mango es un poco inestable, hay que tener cuidado para no cortarse.

Sharp and easy to use Nil cuts or knicks since I started using it But bit pricey

Great, cheaper alternative to other brands, and the razor blades last just as long. Eventually after a few years of use you'll need to replace the shaving handle because the latching mechanism will fail.