Gillette Fusion Power
Discussion
They are good, to be honest.
Yes, the blades are scarily expensive. You can buy the normal Fusion ones to save a quid or so (same as the fusion power but a different colour plastic). They do, however, last a lot longer than Mach III's so porbably work out quite cost effective. The power bit's a waste of a AAA battery though.
Oh, and don't buy the cheap Fusion blades off Ebay- they're dodgy fakes.
Yes, the blades are scarily expensive. You can buy the normal Fusion ones to save a quid or so (same as the fusion power but a different colour plastic). They do, however, last a lot longer than Mach III's so porbably work out quite cost effective. The power bit's a waste of a AAA battery though.
Oh, and don't buy the cheap Fusion blades off Ebay- they're dodgy fakes.
Edited by BB-Q on Monday 22 September 14:05
Sciroccology said:
Just picked one up, half price (£4.99) from the local Co-Op. Are they as good as they're made out to be? Do you really need 5 blades?
Also, unlike most razors you buy, it didn't come with any spare blades. Let me guess - they cost a fortune, don't they?
unless you've got a face like coarse sandpaper the blades last ages. Also, unlike most razors you buy, it didn't come with any spare blades. Let me guess - they cost a fortune, don't they?
BB-Q said:
They are good, to be honest.
Yes, the blades are scarily expensive. You can buy the normal Fusion ones to save a quid or so (same as the fusion power but a different colour plastic). They do, however, last a lot longer than Mach III's so porbably work out quite cost effective. The power bit's a waste of a AAA battery though.
Oh, and don't buy the cheap Fusion blades off Ebay- they're dodgy fakes.
Someone actually "Fakes" razorblades?Yes, the blades are scarily expensive. You can buy the normal Fusion ones to save a quid or so (same as the fusion power but a different colour plastic). They do, however, last a lot longer than Mach III's so porbably work out quite cost effective. The power bit's a waste of a AAA battery though.
Oh, and don't buy the cheap Fusion blades off Ebay- they're dodgy fakes.
Edited by BB-Q on Monday 22 September 14:05
f
k me.I used the Fusion Power for a few months, but recently I had to drop back to the old Mach 3 (lost the Fusion on a recent trip..)
Its strange but I don`t notice much difference, the blades last longer on the Mach 3 and it might not give the "uber" close shave but its hard to tell - plus my skin doesn`t feel as "stripped"..
Everyones face is different, so its hard for anyone to give more than their own opinons
J
Its strange but I don`t notice much difference, the blades last longer on the Mach 3 and it might not give the "uber" close shave but its hard to tell - plus my skin doesn`t feel as "stripped"..
Everyones face is different, so its hard for anyone to give more than their own opinons

J
Sciroccology said:
BB-Q said:
The power bit's a waste of a AAA battery though.
I did wonder what use the "power" aspect was - does a slight vibration really make a difference?Andy_sx said:
Also ahve the fusion power and feel its better than the rest of teh razors I have used in the past. Dont bother with the vinratingbit though, does begger all IMO
...and especially don't try to type whilst holding a vibrating razor - it makes all your words come out in gobbledygook.drivin_me_nuts said:
unless you've got a face like coarse sandpaper the blades last ages.
That's the thing though - I'm a one-shave-a-week man. I don't need to be clean-shaven for work and I hate shaving, so don't usually bother. But the laydee protests at the unwanted exfoliation she gets when we have a bit of a snog, so I shave for the weekends.Blazor rades tend to last quite a while in my hands.
Sciroccology said:
drivin_me_nuts said:
unless you've got a face like coarse sandpaper the blades last ages.
That's the thing though - I'm a one-shave-a-week man. I don't need to be clean-shaven for work and I hate shaving, so don't usually bother. But the laydee protests at the unwanted exfoliation she gets when we have a bit of a snog, so I shave for the weekends.Blazor rades tend to last quite a while in my hands.
Xaero said:
slightly smoother then a mach 3 I found, blades last just as well (I usually grow a fair bit of stubble before shaving too). The power bit is useless though, I don't understand the need to have the razor vibrating over my face like a dildo.
Yes but women use them as well. Now do you understand?

Mel
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