GilletteMach3 Razor Refills for Men, 15 Razor Blade Refills

I have to take a moment to review a product that just works well. I'm a 30-something year old black female who only uses razors to shave my underarms, legs, and girly bits. I shave my legs twice per week, my underarms once per week, and my girly (front and underside) once per week. My skin can be pretty sensitive so I do the whole prep with homemade shaving oils on my girly bits as a pre-conditioner while I shower, then I rinse that off, apply shaving cream, and then shave away creating fun patterns and designs, or just taking it all off depending on my mood. As you can imagine, this process can create quite a buildup on razors, so I've been on the hunt for the perfect cost-effective blades. I've tried razors from both Schick and Gillette that had 2, 3, 4, and 5 blades with mixed results. Double blades give me razor burn and rashes due to how frequently I have to go over areas. Razors with 5 blades were too expensive and also got gunked up very quickly by the variety of products I used. Arguably, I could have probably avoided using products, but with the blades so close together, I fear that I still would have had issues anyhow. Anyhow, 3 and 4 blade razors have ended up being the only ones I could use without problems. These systems have their blades spaced appropriately apart to prevent buildup and allow me to clean the blades when I'm done. They also remove almost all of my hair with one swipe, and they don't cut or irritate my skin. For my money, the Schick Quattro and the Gillette Mach3 are the only two systems that I'm perfectly happy with using. I don't need batteries or anything fancy to get my shave on.On my underarms and legs, I just use shaving cream and a razor- and I do them first. Then, on my girly bits, I use the pre-conditioning oils, then a wash, followed by shaving cream and a razor. After my body shave, I add soap to a soft toothbrush and gently scrub my blades from the front and the back. Then rinse and dry well and put away in a drawer until next time. With this regimen, my blades have remained sharp. They have not developed any rust. And I change my blades on the first of the month every month. I could probably go a little longer without doing so, but given my regimen, I feel that it's safer to do it this way. For the price, a pack of these blades can last me over a year and cost me less than a couple of bucks each month. Not a bad deal. I have no complaints about these blades.I have seen some on ebay that seem a little questionable. I wouldn't feel comfortably buying them there, as I'd worry about getting third-party blades, rather than geniune OEM blades. But the ones I received here on Amazon were genuine Gillette blades and excellent quality. I will definitely purchase these again.

These are the real thing... at least the ones I received are.... they're not some imitation version. Price was good for the quantity when compared to local stores. Been very happy using them and will definitely buy again.

Excellent product but I wanted to add that the driver that delivered my order went beyond the duty and hid the boxes where I could easily find them but not be seen by our rural traffic. I was impressed!

Hard to find in the store. Great product, great price.

I've been using the Gillette Mach 3 for years, and even though I've tried others from time to time, I keep coming back to their three-blade system. These cartridges have been a great replacement, but I think there's something important you should consider when buying them. There are negative reviews here where customers say they got fake or knock-off replacements. I added this to cart by picking a Prime eligible product that says "Shipped from and sold by Amazon", and the package that arrived is the real deal.If you're new to the Mach 3, it's a great razor for a lot of things. I have a friend who swears by it for shaving his head, but says you have to be slow and careful. For me, it does a great job on my face and neck. The three hyper-sharp blades in the Mach 3's head really do a nice job of paring down the daily stubble without cutting me up or roughing up my face. That said, there are some basics to shaving that also make a difference, regardless of what you use:- drag slowly- drag in the direction the hair grows (and learn the parts of your face where it changes direction)- don't press down- do repeat strokes for problem areas- expect to feel some stubble no matter what--the goal is to minimize it, but it'll never go away unless you pluck the hairs out (ouch!)- when you towel off, pat your skin, don't scrub- if you're going to put something on your skin afterwards, avoid anything with alcohol in it: alcohol burns your skin while lotions moisturizeI use these in a standard Mach 3 handle and in one that vibrates using a AAA battery. The latter is a bit easier to use, but not necessary: either will work for you just fine. There is a more expensive version of these blades for sensitive skin that is supposed to have better lubricating strips, but I don't find that to be worth the extra money...if anything the strips on the 'Sensitive' just wear out quicker than these do.If you're new to the Mach 3, it's a great razor. But unless shaving gives you real skin problems, you probably don't need the extra 'Sensitive' strip...these cartridges do a great job.

These are a better deal than the dollar razor blade clubs.Use on your face.

Mach 3 refill razors must be different sizes & have different designs ? 🤔 But these seem like true Gillette Mach 3's. They even have the name (Gillette) in tiny small print on black plastic part of razor. Other Gillette Mach 3 razors didn't have name on razors that I used. Why do these? 🤔 and the 3 razors are much thinner which is better Be careful of knock off Gillette Mach 3 razors pay attention.

Great razor blades