00:00If you've ever paid 15 bucks for a pack of razor blades and still ended up with razor burn,
00:04this one's for you. I went digging through the reviews, the sales numbers, and the ratings,
00:09and I pulled together the top 5 double-edge razor blades that barbers actually keep in
00:14their drawer and honestly, none of these cost more than a cup of coffee. Let's get into it.
00:20Starting off with the stainless steel double-edge safety razor blades that come in either a 10-pack
00:25or a 100-pack. This is the crowd favorite, almost 5,000 sold and sitting at a 4.8 rating.
00:32What I like most is how consistent the edge is. You're not getting one good blade and nine duds,
00:37they're ground the same way every single time, which matters a lot when you're doing back-to-back
00:41cuts and neck shaves. At $4.32 for the pack, you're basically paying pennies per shave.
00:48If you're just getting into double-edge shaving and you want a safe bet, start here.
00:53Next up, the old-fashioned manual double-sided blades, and these are the budget king of the
00:58list at $3.73. Cheapest ones here, and they've still moved over 4,700 units with a 4.7 rating.
01:07The thing I appreciate is the packaging each blade is individually wrapped in wax paper,
01:12so you're not fumbling around trying to separate blades and slicing your thumb open.
01:16They come in counts from 10 all the way up to 100. If you're a barber burning through blades every
01:22day, buying the 100-pack at this price is kind of a no-brainer.
01:26Number 3 is the Wholesale 100-Piece Stainless Steel Barber Blade,
01:30and this one has the highest sales rating of the bunch at $4.94.
01:37What stands out here is durability, people keep saying these hold their edge longer than expected,
01:42getting 4, 5, sometimes 6 shaves out of a single blade before it starts to tug.
01:47For 100 blades, that's months and months of shaving. If you hate reordering stuff,
01:52this is the one that keeps your drawer stocked and lets you forget about it.
01:56Coming in at number 4, the manual double-sided blades that come in 10,
02:0140, or 70-piece bundles. And look at that rating, a perfect 5 stars.
02:07That's rare. $4.25. The flexible option here is what sells it for me, not everybody needs 100 blades
02:15sitting around, so if you shave a couple times a week at home, grab the 40-pack and you're set
02:20for a year. Reviewers keep mentioning how smooth the first pass is, especially around the jawline
02:26where most cheap blades start dragging. And rounding out the list, the platinum-coated
02:31double-edged blades. These are the priciest at $4.93, and they're worth the extra $0.60.
02:39That platinum coating is what gives you that glassy, effortless glide, less friction on the
02:43skin means way less irritation, which is huge if you've got a sensitive neck or you're prone to
02:48ingrown hairs. They come in 10, 20, 50, or 100 packs. If you've tried cheap blades and your skin
02:55just doesn't get along with them, these are the upgrade that actually fixes the problem.
03:00All 5 of these are linked down in the description, so go check the current prices, they move around
03:04a lot. If this helped you out, drop a like and hit subscribe.
03:09Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you in the next one.
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