Good question. I remember having to hold mine very flat to my face or it didn't cut at all, so shaving angle might be part of it. Another, more likely possibility is that the loader isn't pushing the razor far enough apart to load the blade correctly, resulting in the blade edge getting dragged across the edge and dulling it up. I remember that happening to me with my Personna from a set of CVS blades once, so that could be what's happening here; I would up fixing it by reusing a known good loader (one that spread the parts of the razor far enough to let the blade slide in cleanly) for all my blades. That's all I can think of off the top of my head. Anyone else want to chime in here?Brother DougK
I wish you would teach me how to shave with the stainless steel appearing Personna Injector circa 1970. I think I am a knowledgeable shaver, and I have wet shaved daily since November 1951. I have about 75 razors, and the Personna Injector is the one razor that I cannot tame!
I want to like it, as it is a mint specimen and I paid $25 for it. (It retailed for $1.25 in 1970.) I have tough whiskers and average skin. It gives me a blood bath every time I use it, which is seldom. It shows no signs of damage. I use the made in China Schick Injector blades and they work fine for me. Any hints or thoughts? My thanks in advance.