Gillette Venus Disposable Razors 3 Pack Review

I remember when I first bought these I'd been successful in my the great marketing of television ads with women dancing around in their bathing suits. While these razors are luxurious in some ways I actually find their quality wanting. I found the cushions get in the way of a proper close shave and any gel strips just make a mess. Most cheaper brands including men's razors do a much better job.

Gilette is normally my go-to when buying shaving products, however, these ones miss the mark. I prefer a studier shaver than these and they didn't work so well for me. The strip at the topper part of the razor isn't the nicest texture and it didn't give as good of a shave than my normal razor.

I would not repurchase.

I will

I don't love disposable razors because of the damage they have on the environment, but performance wise these razors did give me a good, smooth, non-irritated close shave. However, the strip at the top goes gooey and sticky when in the shower and it's really not a pleasant experience. I think I will stick with my Venus reusable razor.

I am not a fan of disposable razors but have a couple around the place for if I forget my good razor. These venus razors are probably one of the best disposable razors on the market as they don't give me the intense rash that a lot of disposable razors do, but they still feel a lot harsher on my skin than my non-disposable razor.

I'm also still on the fence about getting disposable razors because I feel like they're worse for the environment.

i am all about value for money and these are exactly that they do just as good of a job as a normal more expensive razor that you go and replace the blades for which works out to be quite expensive especailly if youre like me young and on a budget these r great for the weeks you can afford much or you wanna save a little i have never cut myself with these razors as the glade accross my skin nicely nothing but nice things to say

These razors are good if you want something in the middle of the range, not the cheap BIC ones or the more expensive Intuition ones. They do what they say they will, removing hair while also enriching the skin so it doesn't feel too dry and rough after shaving. They generally last a decent length of time so you do get your moneys worth.

I do think it is silly that they have scented handles though as who actually cares about that and we're being charged more for that than the male ones who don't have that.

By far the best disposable razors on the market. Never have any issues with nicks, cuts or irritation and it gives a nice close shave. These are not particularly cheap, but they last a long time without having to be replaced. The handle is easy to grip.

I bought these because they were on special at the supermarket. It’s as simple as that as I find most razors perform in a similar way so I am not particularly brand loyal.

I shave my legs and underarms regularly, probably a couple of times a week on average. I use body wash to shave with as I generally shower at the gym and don’t want to have to bring an extra product in my already overflowing gym bag.

These do the job - they have a comfortable handle with an indent for your fingertip. There are three blades plus moisture strips which help avoid too much dryness. The tropical scent is hardly noticeable but I'm not fussed about that.

I usually try to eke out my razors for as long as possible – I hate having to buy new ones, just like I resent buying pads and tampons constantly. The indicator strip on these razors is unique, and is good for giving me the push to repurchase when I need to.

I prefer razors where the head is disposable, as it’s a bit more environmentally friendly. It seems a shame to chuck the whole thing in the rubbish. I'll probably buy them again next time I'm in need and they are on special.