Green Estate Double Edge Safety Razor Female - Superior Shaving Experience For Women - Zero Waste Recyclable Stainless Steel Blades - A Tree Planted Per Purchase (Mint Green)

I was a little concerned it wasn't adjustable but it works perfectly.

Way more eco friendly, easy to learn to use, super close shave, razors last a really long time when it’s stored properly outside of the wet shower. Have had no issues with rusting, I will never go back to disposables!

No tan bueno en afeitar axilas.

This razor is so amazing. I was scared but this is so safe. It felt like I wasn’t actually shaving but as instructions said don’t apply pressure I trusted the process. Happy to say the shave was amazing and NO CUTS!!!! A must for anyone who is scared and is just getting started.

I'm gonna start by saying that, as a woman shaving my legs/underarms, shaving with any safety razor has a learning curve, and the potential for knicks and cuts is higher than a standard razor if you aren't careful. That said, I think this style of razor also provides a closer shave on top of being more economically and ecologically friendly, so with that in mind, the preference for one over the other depends on your priorities, I guess.I purchased this one to compare to the "butterfly" styled one I'd purchased a couple years ago, which I liked on the points above, but found somewhat difficult to manuever as I kept bumping the dial to open the "butterfly" hinges to access the blade which would allow the blade to shift around and lead to more knicks. This razor doesn't have that function; instead you layer the blade between two pieces that then screw into the handle, and I've found that it stays much more secure. It doesn't shift unless I want it to.If you're curious about the composition of this razor, it is three pieces and entirely metal, so it has a considerable heft to it, and it has a textured handle to help you grip it when wet. It is compatible with any, double sided razor blade, which I've found needs to be changed every 2 to 4 shaves to keep its performance prime. I recommend getting a blade bank for blade disposal.Aesthetically, (because I'm gonna be looking at this thing for a long, long time, in theory) it is a nice, expensive looking tool (I got the "rose-gold" one). I like that it isn't inherently "masculine" or "feminine".