The Bottom Line
Skip Schick Intuition Plus. This razor is pretty but other than that, it’s too large and definitely not worth the money.
Pros
- Makes shaving fast
Cons
- Rough shave
- A lot of wasted product
- Large and cumbersome
Description
- Manufacturer: Schick
- Usage: Women’s razor
- Average cost: $9.99
- Options: Sensitive skin, moisturizing or refreshing
Guide Review - Schick Intuition Plus Shaving Kit for Sensitive Skin
For those of you who are lazy shavers, like simply taking a razor and adding water, you might just like this one. You’re already used to the torture of just going one step beyond dry shaving, so this might work for you.It is a pretty color of green, but that’s where the compliments stop. The comfort grip is rather large and cumbersome. The razor blades are surrounded by a solid skin conditioner, which keeps the friction to minimum. Well, at least the first time you use it.
Each time you use the razor, the moisturizing solid melts away and you are left with one of the worst blades I have ever used. The recommendation for replacing the cartridge is when you feel the base of it, but by then you probably will look as if you were shaving with a lava rock.
Although the Schick Intuition Plus Shaving Kit for Sensitive Skin did seem to make shaving faster, I never got a close shave and regretted each time I used it. I was truly disappointed with this razor. The theory is great, but this one needs to be shelved.
Try Schick Quattro for Women, or Gillette Venus Divine for razors we gave five star ratings.
