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DOVO Shavette Black Handle — Fendrihan Canada

DOVO Shavette Black Handle

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  • The DOVO Shavette, with its elegant Black Handle, is the ideal introductory straight razor. 

    FEATURES

    • 1 Dovo Shavette 
    • 1 Black Holder (use with Shavette long blades snapped in half) 

    MATERIALS

    • Stainless steel and resin

    SPECS

    • Length: 8.3” (20cm)

    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

    Germany

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    Estimated delivery times for free shipping option:

    Standard transit time: 1-5 working days

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    • Orders outside Canada.
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  • We will offer a full refund or store credit for unused products if returned to us within 365 days of the order date. New, unused and unopened (for items that come in sealed packaging) merchandise will be refunded in full. Please note that:

    • Products must be in their original packaging, with all manufacturer seals intact. We cannot accept any products with missing or torn packaging.
    • For hygienic reasons, no used products can be accepted. Merchandise damaged by the buyer is not eligible for refunds.
    • Gift Cards, Hair Brushes, Nose Hair Trimmers, and Open Sealed Containers cannot be returned.
    • Products returned 60 days after delivery date will receive a store credit
    • The buyer is responsible for returning the items, and the refund will be issued only after we receive the merchandise. So we encourage our clients to send the return through a shipping method that provides insurance and tracking number.
    • Refunds cover the price of the purchased products plus applicable taxes. Shipping charges and taxes on the shipping charges are not refundable.

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RT
11/21/2017
Raynaldo T.
Canada
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Extremely happy

Using this shaver has changed how I will shave forever. Leaves my face smooth and free of any blemishes. Amazing product. I definitely have no regrets

MP
12/15/2016
Marc P.

best razor

Good quality and nicely packaged.

JS
02/04/2016
John S.

moderately pleased

may be moreso once I get used to shaving this way. I did grad from disposable cartridge blades (once I got sick of being held ransom to Gillette prices and only their brand fits, went to double-edge rasors, but THIS is a whole new reality, need styptic!

B
09/06/2015
Bill

Love it

After experimenting with the Shaving Factory Ustura and the Parker Sr1, I thought I would give this one a go. Right off the bat, the blade holder would not fit in tightly causing the blade to wobble. This was easily fixed with a pair of pliers to pinch the aluminum ends closer together. Comparing it to the other two barber razors I have, it is clear this razor is easier to use and has a better grip than the others. My only complaint is when using a de blade, it is hard to tell where the blade ends along the edge, while the Parker is very obvious where the blade starts and ends

CS
05/30/2013
Clean S.

DOVO Shavette Black Handle

I tried this as an affordable step to transitioning from DE to a Straight. Some people consider these as a Frankenstein’s monster of a DE and Straight and refuse recognize some similarities and are pretty stubborn about its place and use, however if used correctly and a few adjustments are made the Shavette can make a good shaving tool, hopefully this review will be able to clarify some expectations. 1) A Shavette is really unforgiving with extremely sharp blades (i.e. feathers) and will likely require a downgrade in blade sharpness (i.e. merkur). I use feathers in my DE razors so my first natural instinct was to use these in the Dovo Shavette. This left me nicked and razor burned until I switched blades. I found out later that this made sense as a Straight is not nearly as sharp (even when honed and stopped to perfection by a professional). So the point here is you need to go through the match the blade to the razor and your skin type experiment again (blade sampler pack it), don’t be surprised if you end up using a blade you initially deplored during your DE days. 2) The weight is extremely light compared to a Straight. The Shavette will give you a lot of feedback, you will feel every hair being shorn. And because you have an exposed chemically sharpened blade against your face you want to start with very light pressure at the right angle and speed. A straight will use its weight (similar to a DE) to do most of the work. Here you have to do the work, this is part of the unforgiving aspect of a Shavette with the wrong blade in it. 3) The angle you will learn to shave at with the Shavette is basically the same as a Straight. The nice thing about the Shavette is that it has a fat “spine” so if your angle is to sharp or acute the flat of the razor will just slide across your face removing nothing. If you do this with a Straight you might skin thin slivers off your face. Again if the angle is too great you will cut yourself badly. In short the Shavette will give you the opportunity to start with a small angle and slowly progress to the perfect shave angle, just try not to overshoot. 4) Due to the light construction and ample feedback you will want to control your speed consistently when shaving, moving the blade to slow can cause it to skip between hairs, as it is more difficult to control the pressure at lower speeds as you shear though the hair and may cause some serious razor burn and nicks. And going to fast is obvious in the fact that you might just skin yourself if you abruptly change the angle or do something ******. But it’s the too slow of a shave that I want to emphasize . 5) The construction is simple and of course cheap. You could upgrade it with a nice set of scales. One important point is when you get the shavette check how the blade fits the sheath when it is in the spine style holder. The blade may appear to look loose, and likely is, and will look warped this is because it is not in the holder tight enough. Some people shim the gap to get a tight and straight blade fit. I put the prong side into a vice with a cloth on each side to prevent scratching and just squeeze it closed a little so that the sheath blade combo would then fit in tight and snug resulting in a straight blade edge presentation. If the blade looks wavy you will have an uneven shaving edge and if your shave is not perfect it will nick/cut you. With my diatribe out of the way I would recommend this, it’s great to start the transition to a Straight as long as you are aware of the above differences, it’s reasonably priced and there is little maintenance. It makes a great traveling razor. I also recommend the Dovo long blades for it if the cost of the blades doesn’t scare you. If it does scare you like I mentioned above do the old ‘pack sampler” to figure it out. If you can perfect a Shavette shave (the most difficult razor I have had to use, but gives an unbelievable shave once mastered) I feel you will make short work of mastering a Straight.