Schick Hydro Silk Razor Review

I actually love this product, the design and shape of this razor is easy to grip and hold. I used a shaving foam wth this and it left my legs smooth for about 4-5 days before prickles began to appear. I love how the moisturising bar allows my legs to stay silky soft and it means I don't need to apply moisturiser if I am in a hurry. I really like this razor as its affordable and can be purchased from any supermarket and the blades last longer compared to cheaper disposals. Highly recommended to all.

I really like this razor, I like the design with the handle being easy to grip. It makes for an effortless shave because it glides so smoothly. I've never nicked my legs or underarms with this razor either because it just glides so effortlessly. The blades last a really long time before needing to be replaced too which is a huge bonus.

I will continue to use this razor for a long time to come as I see no reason to reach for another razor after using this for the past year it's fair to say I'm pretty happy.

is amazing, I can achieve super smooth and nick/cut, shaving rash free, with just this and a little body wash lathered up. I have extremely sensitive skin yet i get no shaving rash at all. while it's quite expensive in my eyes it's saved. ime money on buying a separate shaving gel. the five blades just glide over the skin. if looked after the blades last a long time before needing to be replaced. has a easy to grip hand to prevent slipping. great for either the bath or shower, very happy with the product

Just bought one last week to try out as I usually purchase Schick anyway and was recommended to try this product by a friend. To be honest it was average. Used it for the first time it was great, but silly me left it in the shower and only realised after not to :/ The heat and water even if just kept in the shower causes the soap strip thingys to swell up and expand and I learnt the hard way it leaves a stringy mess in the shower. :( The type of strip thingys also don't seem like they would last long so think I've only got a few more uses out of it with regular soap. Hoping with the second refill and keeping under the sink it will last longer! Bit annoying though that it can't be left in the shower but guess thats the downside of soap bar razors. Gives a nice close shave though :)

First day I used it i loved it... Second day not so much. Maybe it was just me but I left it in the holder that it comes with in the shower and when I went to use it again it was so disgusting and slimy from the "Shea butter or the serum that it was stringing and horrible. However once i removed that the actual razor works well but kind of defeats the purpose of the serum.

I went away to Europe for 6 weeks and took this shaver with me thinking I may have to buy another in Paris while there. Schick Hydro Silk certainly kept me going with smooth legs throughout my trip and as I was seeing so many wonderful countries I didn't want to waste any time at all shaving and moisturising. The Schick Hydro Silk certainly made life easier by quickly shaving in the shower and jumping out to do more activities each day saving me time. No need to buy another shaver as it's still going strong.

This is my go to shaver. I used to think Id save money and buy the crappy ones. To be fair I was a student. But its so worth buying a better shaver, getting a more comfortable shave and less cuts. I have no issues with this product whatsoever. I love it.

This item is great for those looking to simplify the whole process of shaving. I work nights and have limited time and found this a really easy product to use as it has a moisturising strip on it so no shaving cream is needed. It shaves really close too unlike some razors so reduces the frequency of shaving and leaves skin smooth and silky.

loved this razor it feel silky smooth during and after would def reccomend to anyone looking for a decent razor.

i really like how smooth my skin is after using this razor, it doesnt seem to last long till it goes blunt though and i have to keep replacing the expensive blades