Product Of The Month
Friday, 2. October 2009, 11:50:17
Shopping. Fun? Necessary? Neither? Both? None? Three quarters one, one quarter the other?
Does it fucking matter?
We live in a complicated world full of words.
We also live in a time of little pleasures and sometimes luxuries, should we be lucky enough to find them, afford them, and allow ourselves to see the joy that a small product can actually bring.
It's all subjective, of course, but seeing as this is my blog, bitches, I shall ramble, once a month, about a product that, for whatever reason, brings joy to me.
October's product:
Is girly, but I chose a picture with some man appeal. Thank me. Now!
What's it called?
Gillette Venus Breeze.
What does it do? It's a type of razor, designed for women, with replacable blades.
How much is it? The razor is anywhere from £4-8, refills are 4 for around £8.
What's so special about it?
Well, I've pretty much tried and tested every razor out there, and this one wins.
- The head pivots easily for the curves of your knees, other womanly curves, et cetera
- Each head comes with gel bars, which smell quite good, so no need for foam, ensuring a quick, easy shave
- The gel bars will last a long time. You can pretty much shave everywhere you usually would 4-5 times before it needs replacing
- It shaves really close to the skin, and I've not nicked or cut myself with it yet.
So basically, it's an efficient, effective, economic razor.
Does it fucking matter?
We live in a complicated world full of words.
We also live in a time of little pleasures and sometimes luxuries, should we be lucky enough to find them, afford them, and allow ourselves to see the joy that a small product can actually bring.
It's all subjective, of course, but seeing as this is my blog, bitches, I shall ramble, once a month, about a product that, for whatever reason, brings joy to me.
October's product:
Is girly, but I chose a picture with some man appeal. Thank me. Now!
What's it called?
Gillette Venus Breeze.
What does it do? It's a type of razor, designed for women, with replacable blades.
How much is it? The razor is anywhere from £4-8, refills are 4 for around £8.
What's so special about it?
Well, I've pretty much tried and tested every razor out there, and this one wins.
- The head pivots easily for the curves of your knees, other womanly curves, et cetera
- Each head comes with gel bars, which smell quite good, so no need for foam, ensuring a quick, easy shave
- The gel bars will last a long time. You can pretty much shave everywhere you usually would 4-5 times before it needs replacing
- It shaves really close to the skin, and I've not nicked or cut myself with it yet.
So basically, it's an efficient, effective, economic razor.








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Gavin Sheedy # 2. October 2009, 11:55
Sounds good, my ex had nothing good to say about shaving her legs.
Darko # 2. October 2009, 12:11
Kimmie # 2. October 2009, 12:14
Dark - it could be one of three things - she could be happy she's so smooth, she could be very pleased to see you, or she could have ingested the gel part and be feeling rather funny
flamingo-rinse # 2. October 2009, 12:49
Darko # 2. October 2009, 13:47
Kimmie # 2. October 2009, 14:34
Dark - I thought you might say that
The Dark Furie # 2. October 2009, 15:15
r♡se # 2. October 2009, 15:20
I like Gilette too, but it's so darn expensive.
Kimmie # 2. October 2009, 15:23
Rose - yes, no need for shaving foam or gel or anything. Actually I got out of the shower a little while ago. I managed to shave from ankle to hip, armpits and, um, bikini in about four minutes. It's that quick.
r♡se # 2. October 2009, 15:25
You're quick!
Kimmie # 2. October 2009, 15:29
The Dark Furie # 2. October 2009, 15:34
r♡se # 2. October 2009, 15:35
Perhaps I should invest in one then. There are few things I loathe as much as shaving.
Kimmie # 2. October 2009, 15:38
r♡se # 2. October 2009, 15:43
Kimmie # 2. October 2009, 15:44
r♡se # 2. October 2009, 15:45
Kimmie # 2. October 2009, 15:48
Like shaving
r♡se # 2. October 2009, 15:51
For what it's worth - I think higher of you than I do of shaving
Gavin Sheedy # 2. October 2009, 15:54
The Dark Furie # 2. October 2009, 15:59
Kimmie # 2. October 2009, 16:35
Gavin - why not?
Darko # 2. October 2009, 17:38
Originally posted by Furie:
Kitty # 2. October 2009, 18:21
Can you use them with additional foam when the "stripes" of gel run dry?
Carol # 2. October 2009, 19:23
Kimmie # 2. October 2009, 20:25
Carol, if you do, let me know what you think. I used to use Gillette Intuition and I thought that was good enough, but this is way better.
David Scott Aubrey # 2. October 2009, 21:31
These days it's all 'smoothness this' and 'no bleeding that' and 'OMG you can see the bone there!'
Humans. So soft. So smooth. So not as hairy as they used to be ...
Kimmie # 2. October 2009, 21:37
David Scott Aubrey # 2. October 2009, 21:47
Carol # 2. October 2009, 22:12
I do like the Smooth Away that works good too, although some reports says it doesn't.
Diabolical # 3. October 2009, 00:51
Ok Chewbacca are you sure it works?
Kimmie # 3. October 2009, 07:40
CB, shut your face. Go eat something
David Scott Aubrey # 3. October 2009, 07:50
Kimmie # 3. October 2009, 07:54
David Scott Aubrey # 3. October 2009, 08:15
Carol # 3. October 2009, 08:43
Carol # 3. October 2009, 08:44
Kimmie # 3. October 2009, 09:16
Diabolical # 3. October 2009, 13:17
Carol # 3. October 2009, 15:01
I am going to try the razor.
Diabolical # 3. October 2009, 15:22
Carol # 3. October 2009, 15:24
Diabolical # 3. October 2009, 17:09
Darko # 3. October 2009, 17:19
Carol # 3. October 2009, 17:25
Carol # 3. October 2009, 17:29
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sharonkcooper/2332591263/
Kimmie # 3. October 2009, 17:32
Carol # 3. October 2009, 17:33
r♡se # 3. October 2009, 17:35
Darko # 3. October 2009, 17:36