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Description
Feather Hi-Stainless Platinum Double-Edge Blades, 10 pcs — Japan
Overview
Feather Hi-Stainless double-edge blades, 10 pcs by Feather Safety Razor, bought in Japan and shipped from our shelf in Kobe. Listed with our other Japanese razors and trimmers.
Read this first: this listing is ten blades, not a razor. They are flat double-edge blades, and they need a double-edge razor to hold them — the Popular, or any standard double-edge razor, since the format is a common one. They will not fit a cartridge holder such as the Samurai Edge or the MR3 Neo. Each blade comes wrapped in wax paper inside a plastic pillar box.
Which Feather system this belongs to. We stock two Feather razor systems and they take completely different blades. This product is part of the double-edge family: a metal razor that takes a flat blade sharpened on both sides, the traditional design that predates cartridges. The other family is the F-System cartridge one — plastic holders with snap-on three-blade cartridges. The two are not interchangeable in either direction. Our older pages praised "Feather blades" on all five listings without saying which system each belonged to, which is exactly how the wrong one ends up in a basket.
A word about how sharp these are. Feather's double-edge blades are widely regarded as among the keenest on the market. That is a real advantage on coarse hair and a real hazard if your technique is still forming: with no pressure and a shallow angle they are superb, and with pressure they will nick. If you are moving to a double-edge razor for the first time, most people find it easier to learn on a milder blade and switch to these once the angle is habit.
About the maker. Feather Safety Razor Co., Ltd. has made blades in Seki, Gifu Prefecture since 1932 — the town Japan has associated with blade-making since it was making swords. Feather also supplies surgical and craft blades, which is where the reputation for edge quality comes from.
Key Benefits
- ✓ Ten platinum-coated Hi-Stainless double-edge blades
- ✓ The standard double-edge format, so they fit the Popular and most other double-edge razors
- ✓ Each blade individually wrapped in wax paper inside a plastic pillar box
- ✓ Ground for a shallow edge angle — the reason they cut coarse hair with so little pressure
- ✓ Two edges per blade, so one blade gives four fresh sections
- ✓ Cost per shave far below any cartridge system
- ✓ Made in Seki, Gifu, by Feather Safety Razor, who also make surgical blades
Product Details
| Brand | Feather Safety Razor Co., Ltd. |
|---|---|
| Country of origin | Japan (Seki, Gifu) |
| Product type | Replacement blades (consumable) |
| Blade system | Double-edge (standard DE) |
| Contents | 10 blades |
| Handle included | No |
| Regulatory class | Not a cosmetic or medicine — a shaving implement |
| JAN code | Printed on the package |
| Vendor | Tsujimoto Market, Kobe, Japan |
Who Is This For?
- People who already shave with a double-edge razor and want a very keen Japanese blade
- Anyone whose beard is coarse enough that cartridges tug
- Anyone reducing plastic waste — a used blade is a small piece of steel, not a plastic head
- People who want the cost per shave to be a few yen rather than a few hundred
- Not the right first razor for someone who has never shaved with a fixed-angle head — see the sharpness note above
How to Use
- Open the head by turning the end of the handle, drop in a fresh blade, and close it fully so the blade is clamped and centred.
- Soften the beard with warm water and lather properly — a double-edge razor is less forgiving of a dry patch than a cartridge.
- Rest the head on the skin so the guard bar touches first, then tip it until the blade engages. That is the angle; keep it.
- Shave with the grain in short strokes and let the weight of the razor do the work. Do not press.
- Rinse the head, dry it, and store the razor open or unloaded if you will not shave for a while.
Frequency: As often as you shave; replace the blade when it stops cutting cleanly
Full Ingredients
This is a razor, not a cosmetic, so there is no ingredient list. Materials as given by Feather:
- Blades: hardened stainless steel with a platinum coating over the edge
- Razor head and body: metal
- Handle: plastic
- Blade wrapping: wax paper; box: plastic
There is no lubricating strip and nothing is applied to the skin by the razor itself — use your own shaving soap, cream or oil.
Cautions
- The blades are extremely sharp. Handle the cutting edge as you would a scalpel, and never test it with a finger.
- Keep razors and loose blades out of the reach of children.
- Do not shave over moles, warts, spots or broken skin.
- Rinse and dry the razor after use; a wet blade dulls faster and a wet bathroom shelf is the worst place to leave one.
- Dispose of used blades safely — in a blade bank, a sealed tin or the box the new ones came in. Do not put a loose blade in a household bin.
- Loose razor blades are restricted in cabin baggage in most countries. Pack them in checked luggage, and check your airline's rule before you fly.
- If a cut does not stop bleeding, or a shaved area becomes red, swollen or painful over the following days, see a doctor.
- Store away from direct sunlight, heat and damp. Steel keeps its edge best dry.
Package Contents
Ten double-edge blades, each wrapped in wax paper, in a plastic pillar box. No razor is included.
Shipping & Store Notes
- Ships directly from Japan
- Processing time: 2–6 business days
- Tracking number provided after dispatch
- Import duties and taxes may apply depending on destination country
- Opened cosmetics cannot be returned for hygiene and safety reasons
Authenticity Guarantee
Every product at Tsujimoto Market is sourced directly from Japan and verified for authenticity. We never sell fakes or grey-market goods. Each order is carefully packed in Kobe, Japan and dispatched with full tracking.
FAQ
Will these blades fit my razor?
If your razor takes standard flat double-edge blades, yes — the format is a common one and these fit the great majority of double-edge razors, including the Feather Popular. They will not fit a cartridge holder such as the Samurai Edge or MR3 Neo.
How long does a blade last?
That depends on your beard, your water and your technique, which is why we no longer publish a number. Change it when it starts to tug instead of cut. A blade that pulls is doing the damage people blame on their skin.
Can I take it on a plane?
A razor with a cartridge fitted is generally accepted in cabin baggage; loose double-edge blades are generally not. Rules differ by country and airline, so check yours before you fly and put spare blades in checked luggage.
Is it made in Japan?
Yes. Feather manufactures in Seki, Gifu Prefecture, and has done since 1932. We buy in Japan and ship from Kobe.
What else do I need with this?
A double-edge razor to hold them — Feather Popular double-edge razor. From the other Feather system we stock Feather Samurai Edge holder, Samurai Edge cartridges, 8 pcs, Feather F-System MR3 Neo Chrome holder.
