[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have always thought of BIC as trainer or traveling razors. However after this experience my opinion has changed. This razor did everything my other razor did (that is twice as expensive) with very similar results. It did not irritate my skin, was able to get everything shaved with a couple of passes, and left a nice smooth to the touch result. I am very happy withe the razors and would definitely recommend to a friend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received these razors for free. Most shavers today have pivoting heads, which makes shaving difficult as the shaving head flops around, and you can't get a close shave. These are really nice razors.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are great to have for on the go or to take on vacations. They’re disposable so when your done with them then you can just toss them. They’re light and little and easy to carry. They shave very well too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My review for the Sensitive Single Blade razors. These razor are for sensitive skin My Husband use them personally and he love them he have a very sensitive skin. The package is simple (plastic) up to 6 razors of 1 blade per package. Instructions in the back in few languages. I think they good, they get the job done.

One saying the vintage razors aren't as good must not know how to use them or using a bad blade or junk razor. I've tried the ones he mentioned and admit I prefer my open comb style but still think they are using bad blades or technique. With those, you don't apply pressure, and they shave way perfectly smooth without nicks with practice. These throw away style tug, pull, and hurt if you're shaving anything moore than peach fuzz. I much prefer my open comb safety razor. It was $50, but was money well spent as it shaves better than anything else I've tried. Blades are cheap as well but you need the right blade too and not just whatever blades. Once you get it right, they're perfect, but these are ok for places you don't want to share with your face, I guess.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband likes these very much. He has a beard but shaves down by his neck and his sideburns. He likes that these razors don't pull on his skin. He also likes that the price and that most stores carry them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like these shavers. I have bought other disposable shavers and they nic me and leave bumps on my face. These glided on smoothly and left no irritating bumps. And the best part a real close shave. I would definitely recommend these shavers

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you arw looking for a shaver,/razos and yiu have sensitive skin I think this will work for you.It doesnt scars up the skin,it is easy to use,and its nice and not cheesy looking like some.It got the job done,clean,smooth and left mo irritations or knicks.Great on Skin of Color.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using the Bic Men's shaver for Sensitive Skin. They work as expected . I get a maximum of two shaves from each razor and then I have to toss them. They are good for traveling and when I am in a pinch. But they do a good job for what they are designed to do. I like to keep these in the house - for a "just in case."

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] usually my husband and i prefer twin blade razors for our shaving needs but these bic sensitive skin shavers work pretty well. A trusted name in shaving products bic does offer a good line of shaving things. Overall the razors are pretty comfy to use though because its a single blade it may take a bit longer to get your shaving done.