Gillette Mach3 Sensitive Shaving Razor for Men, 1 Handle and 5 Blade Refills, for Sensitive Skin

Great product! Shaves very close!

Great shaver , better and cheaper here on Amazon than anywhere else

These are the only razors I can comfortably use, especially with sensitive skin. The Mach3 Sensitive gives a consistently close, smooth shave without irritation, pulling, or razor burn, which is hard to find. The handle feels solid, the blades glide well, and the overall experience is reliable and comfortable every time. The only downside is blade longevity. You really only get about two truly smooth shaves before performance starts to drop. That said, because they work so well and don’t irritate my skin, they’re still worth it for me.

I probably hate shaving as much as the next person. Having really sensitive skin doesn't help. I've used a Gillette Mach3 for a long time with okay results. I was out of blades and my razor was looking pretty beat, so I went looking for a new one. I bought the Sensitive version figuring it couldn't be any worse than regular Mach3s. Over the past two weeks I have been pleasantly surprised. > The “enhanced” lubricating strip at the top of the razor seems to work better than the regular Mach3s. The lubrication on the strip seems to last a long time. I haven’t given myself razor burn or cut my face one time so far. > It’s just a razor: the “ergonomic” handle is fine, but it doesn’t make shaving any easier or more pleasurable. > It’s just a razor: but I like the color. It’s nice to pick up something bright green rather than the dull looking chrome and black one that I usually buy. Maybe the happy green is intended to help me get over my disdain for shaving. > The price isn’t great—$20 for the razor plus five blade refills—but unless you buy cheap-o disposables, razors are all about the same price give or take a few cents. I will say this much for the Mach3 Sensitive razor, I’m less annoyed by having to shave. And that’s saying a lot.

Smooth clean shave. Sharp blades, no tugging. Close shaves.

Good as always

You can’t go wrong with these razors especially for sensitive skin.

Not thrilled with this razor. I switched from a Gillette Fusion to the Mach3 and I find it very difficult to get a clean shave. It's also quite rough on my face. Unfortunately, I will be switching back to a Fusion once I use up these baldes.

Excelente calidad

ممتازة

When I was young and lovely in '98, I chanced on what was then a fairly new razor, the Mach 3 from Gillette. Trials with dozens of other shavers during the in-between years takes me back to the M3. In my opinion it outperforms all else. More as an enthusiast than anything, I opted for this green ver. v. the generic M3. It turns out this shaver confers an enhanced lubrication strip--nice, but the base design is what makes it a winner. The metal handle features a textured rubber grip lending a sense of quality. After a debacle using a Harry's shaver, I came to appreciate Gillete's approach to solid design, namely, the handle-head connection. I don't recall one instance of the head detaching in use, keeping in mind I don't shave with any creams or lubes, only a spritz of alcohol when useful. The rubber really hits the rd with the cartridge itself. The M3 has always sported fine blades to last a good damn while. My last M3 cartridge prior to these was on track to last me a year. That's right--a *year*--b/f the shaver got stolen. (Update: Proof is in the pic; this is the replacement Mach3 cartridge head I've used for 12 mths. Note wear on rubber skin guard signaling long use.) It's possible to get that sort of mileage from a quality shaver provided one thoroughly cleans the head right after each use. Gillette's design allows a generous amt of water to hit the blades from the back (where you should be aiming) to flush out gunk. I often lightly run a bristle with this after a heavy shave. Then I do a quick strop and dry the cartridge for storage. Glad to be back with Gillette, I'm done riding the train of alt.-market razors. Disposables will always be what they are, while the dbl-razor movement will likely peter out. For guys who can ably wield a barber's blade, I say power to them. As I happily rediscovered in the Mach 3, the sweet spot is a three-blade head coupled to a solid handle, giving an ideal balance of price v. performance.

Excelente es lo que espera se concreto mi compra gracias

Es un buen producto, costoso pero vale la pena,