Straight Edge Barber Razors
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Gillette Barber Single-Use Straight Razors – 50 Pack
LORD Platinum Straight Disposable Barber Razors - 50 Pack
Open Box: The Goodfellas' Smile Shibumi Japanese Style Kamisori Straight Edge Razor
Parker Director Non Folding Straight Barber Razor – Chrome & Black
Parker SR1 Clip Type Straight Barber Razor Shave Set with 100 Half Blades, Shaving Brush & Stand
Parker SR1 Stainless Steel Clip Type Straight Edge Barber Razor
Parker SRB Clip Type Straight Barber Razor Shave Set with Pure Badger Shaving Brush & Stand
Parker SRRW Rosewood Clip Type Straight Barber Razor with Stainless Steel Blade Arm
Parker SRX Stainless Steel Clip Type Straight Barber Razor
Parker SRXBLK Stainless Steel Clip Type Straight Barber Razor – Black Finish
The Goodfellas' Smile Shibumi Japanese Style Kamisori Straight Edge Razor
Two different things live in this category. Replaceable blade barber razors, often called shavettes, take a single edge blade and need no honing or stropping. Traditional straight razors hold a permanent edge and have to be stropped and eventually honed.
Parker makes the clip type barber razors, including the SR1, SRX, SRB and SRP and the non folding Director. The Goodfellas’ Smile adds a traditional 5/8 round point straight razor and the Shibumi, a Japanese style kamisori that takes replaceable blades.
Barber razors are unforgiving of a bad angle, so most people find them easier after some safety razor practice. Blades to fit them are in the single edge and shavette blade section.
Helpful reading before you choose:
Shavette explained: history, uses and comparisons
Shavette or straight razor?
A shavette takes a fresh half DE or single edge blade, so it is ready to use and hygienic for each client, which is why most barbershops use them. A traditional straight razor keeps its own edge and needs stropping and occasional honing. Eligible barber razors include 1 FREE pack of razor blades, supplied by Wish4Blades. The Parker SR1 is the most popular place to start.
Half DE, single edge and injector blades explained




















