I did a couple rounds of testing a few years ago, and I ended up preferring Personna Comfort Coated blades along with Polsilver. My Personna blades are starting to get low, and I want to use my Polsilvers sparingly going forward (because they're discontinued). My shaving technique has certainly changed over the past few years, so I decided it was time (and would be fun) to do more blade testing. Can any blades unseat the Personna blades for me? The first round of testing will be using my favorite razor which is a Parker Variant.
I'm ranking (scale of 1 to 10) in 3 categories:
1. Sharpness - For the most part, this is my best judgment based on whether I feel any tugging during the shave. This is probably the least important ranking for me (as long as the blade doesn't tug).
2. Smoothness - How smooth did the shave feel? How close was the resulting shave? How much (if any) irritation?
3. Overall - Combination of the first two with a heavier emphasis on smoothness. If the shave seemed almost effortless and the result was a very smooth face with no irritation, then the overall score will be very high.
I've used my first blade in my testing for 4 shaves, and here were the results. In addition, this will show the rest of the blades I'll be testing.
I'm ranking (scale of 1 to 10) in 3 categories:
1. Sharpness - For the most part, this is my best judgment based on whether I feel any tugging during the shave. This is probably the least important ranking for me (as long as the blade doesn't tug).
2. Smoothness - How smooth did the shave feel? How close was the resulting shave? How much (if any) irritation?
3. Overall - Combination of the first two with a heavier emphasis on smoothness. If the shave seemed almost effortless and the result was a very smooth face with no irritation, then the overall score will be very high.
I've used my first blade in my testing for 4 shaves, and here were the results. In addition, this will show the rest of the blades I'll be testing.