The package arrived in a simple mailer, and the box for the razor was attractive. The back of the box included instructions and a little information about the company. Although it came with blades branded with the Zomchi logo, I decided to use Persona Blades I had from a previous review of a disposable Gillette razor years ago.
The razor has a stunning electric blue finish, and the anodization was done perfectly—there were no issues with the finish at all. The razor comes in three parts: the handle, which has a great grip; the base; and the cap. Loading a blade was easy, and once the cap was on, it was clear how much of the blade was exposed. I immediately knew this could be an aggressive razor, and I was right.
After a few strokes, I could tell just how aggressive this razor was. I made sure to point out to anyone watching that this razor is not for beginners—definitely not. It’s something a medium to expert-level wet shaver would appreciate. In fact, during my shave, I even nicked myself with the Zomchi, and I’ve been shaving for over 40 years.
In conclusion, it’s a wonderful razor with an amazing finish, weight, and handling. If you're into aggressive razors, this one is definitely for you.
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That's about it for this week
Be kind to everyone you meet
Don Youngner
Wet The Face
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