i have been using the mach3 for a long tie and it does a great job but now i have a problem. my wife threw my mach3 handle away now i am stuck with 30 cartches of mach 3 blades and no handle will you please tell me where i can purchase a handle only because i have pleanty of blades. my address is tony zucha 3012 ivydale pearland texas 77581 thank you

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This razor delivers a really smooth and close shave. The razor head moves easily along the contours of the face, making it simple to reach tricky areas without missing spots. It feels well-built and durable, and the handle has a solid grip so it doesn’t slip, even when wet. The exfoliating bar is a nice touch and helps remove buildup before the blades pass, which leaves my skin feeling smoother and reduces irritation. Comfort-wise, it glides effortlessly and doesn’t tug or pull, even on thicker hair. The built-in bar soap adds extra lubrication, so I don’t always need shaving cream. Overall, my skin feels clean and less irritated after shaving, and I’d definitely recommend it.

What I like most about this Gillette Labs razor is that it gets an excellent close and smooth shave as long as you wet your face with hot/warm water and use plenty of shave cream. I use Barbasol with aloe moisturizer and I also like it alot because it cuts the whiskers on your face according to the contours on your face!! it's the best shave i've ever had!! i like the lubricating strip it has and the design of the razor handle is excellent!! i like how it pivots for the contours of your face for a nice clean cut with no knicks or no cuts or no razor burns. Gillette makes high quality shaving products and i highly recommend them!!

I have been shaving for 55 yrs plus. I have always used a Gillette razor and blade . This year I decided to try Harry’s cheap looked good on the site and promised a great shave. It was a huge waste of money. I used ye blade that came in the razor and I had 2 nicked places when I finished. I thought maybe try he blade was just a demo blade do I took it off and tried a new blade. I got 4 nicked places that time and some places I had to reshave . Next shave I went for my Gillette labs which the blade was a month old and shaved . No nicks and a smooth shave. The Harry’s was their new improved design . I will never fall for the Harry’s or Dollar Shave Club again . I am proud to say your product may be a little high on price but it’s worth every cent. I am a true fan and will be forever

This is a seriously high quality razor. Great looking and feeling design, but the best part is the blade cartridge and the way this razor allows it to flex in a variety of different directions and orientations. There are certain parts of my throat area where the hair grows sort of oddly and for some reason, no matter which direction I try to shave in, it’s really difficult to close cut this small patch of hair. With this razor, it’s effortless to get a close cut on this patch of hair (around throat area). I really think the way this razor allows the blade cartridge to flex, is greatly impacting how easy it is to get a close shave in areas that are usually more difficult to get with almost every other razor.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve always used electric razors, mostly out of habit and convenience. But recently I decided to switch things up and try the GilletteLabs razor with the exfoliating bar and honestly, I’m really glad I did. Right from the first shave, I could feel the difference. The exfoliating bar clears the skin before the blades glide over it, so the shave feels smoother and way more comfortable than I expected. No irritation just a clean and solid shave. The razor itself feels super cool and premium, has a nice weight to it. I didn’t think I’d switch from electric, but now I’m already planning to stick with this. It’s just a better experience overall.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pretty solid razor. The handle feels good and the exfoliating bar actually makes the shave smoother than I expected. It’s easy to use and doesn’t slip, even when wet. The only downside is that the refills are a little pricey, but overall, it works really well.

I have had the sensor and the Mach3 and this Labs razor comes in third. The handle is heavy and clumsy and although the blades last they do not give the close smooth shave the Mach3 gives. I would love to trade it back for some Mach3 blades.

I have purchased Gillette products for over 30 years. Never have I ever been more disappointed with a product than the GilletteLabs razor. I changed to it because my regimine of using a Mach 3 and a Good News Sensor 2 razor each day to get an acceptable shave continues to really miss the mark. But the Gillette Labs shaver is the most blatent rip off in history. This product is horrible.

I've been a loyal Gillette customer for over three decades. I started with their basic razors Sensor when I first began shaving, moved to the Mach 3 then Fusion when it launched, and have been happily stocking up on Proglide Proshield for years. These were solid, reliable products that did exactly what they were supposed to do: deliver a close, comfortable shave. Then came GilletteLabs with the "exfoliating bar," and I'm beyond disappointed. This product perfectly represents what's wrong with Gillette's current direction. Instead of focusing on what made them great—making exceptional razors that simply work—they're pushing unnecessary gimmicks that nobody asked for. I've been getting perfectly smooth shaves for 30 years without needing my razor to exfoliate for me. Let's be clear: this razor costs more than the Proglide Proshield, yet it performs worse. The shave isn't as close, the cartridges probably will not last as long, and the exfoliating bar feels like a marketing gimmick that adds bulk without adding value. It's painfully obvious this "innovation" exists primarily to justify a higher price point, not to improve the shaving experience. I can't help but suspect these products are designed by executives and consultants who probably don't even shave regularly themselves. If they did, they'd know that what customers want is simple: sharp blades, good lubrication, a comfortable handle, and a reasonable price. We don't need "heated razors," "exfoliating bars," or whatever gimmick comes next. For over a century, Gillette built its reputation on one thing: making the best shaving razors in the world. The Proglide Proshield was proof that they still knew how to do that. Why abandon what works? Why not invest in making those proven products better and more affordable instead of chasing gimmicks? I genuinely hope Gillette returns to its roots. Until then, I'll be sticking with my stockpile of Proshield cartridges and seriously considering whether my next purchase will be from a competitor who still understands that sometimes the best innovation is perfecting the basics.