Schick Eversharp fashion injector Razor

[Dave in KY]

Hey look!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/303914396956?_t...%3A2047675

Oh sure now post the better ones  

[TobyC]

Hey look!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/303914396956?_t...%3A2047675

Oh sure now post the better ones  

Buy 'em all!

Did you see the length of that link when you replied?

[TobyC]

Oh sure now post the better ones  

Buy 'em all! 

Did you see the length of that link when you replied?

This is the best image.

[Jayaruh]

I got a Hussy that was missing the handle part, so I made a handle from walnut.

https://jrshaving.blogspot.com/2019/05/e...rives.html

[GAW9576]

I got a Hussy that was missing the handle part, so I made a handle from walnut.

https://jrshaving.blogspot.com/2019/05/e...rives.html

And it's one of the most fantastic Hussies out there.

[Wchnu]

Call me a girl then.
I’ve got three of those. Two spares, just in case something happens to the one I use.
My most used razor.
Your loss. The one on the bay should clean up nicely.
Should I get a third spare? Nope. Won’t ship to the UK. 

I was hoping the smile emoji would make it clear I was joking. No offense was intended. I decided against only because I have enough injectors........ Just to prove it, I bought the one listed 

You gonna love it!!  Like he said a twin rocks in it. Now find the H-2 The Deb. It is even better to me!!

[Dave in KY]

Wednesday September 1, 2021
Razor: Schick Fashion Injector
Blade: Schick (1)
Brush: Stirling Boar
Soap: Vintage Williams
AS 1: Humphrey's Alcoholado Maravilla 70
AS 2: Williams Aqua Velva
Fragrance: Guerlain Vetiver
Consecutive Daily Shaves - # 1029

Many have used this Marketed for Women Schick Injector and humorously call it the Hussy. I've had it for awhile and finally got around to using it. I will say for the most part it was comfortable to hold except for just a couple times when the direction of my strokes caused me to need to hold the ends rather than the ribbed section. The shave itself was VERY comfortable and also efficient. I would say this gives one of the better injector shaves. Unfortunately the downside is the spring seems to be tweeked or weak in holding the blade firmly for the whole shave. I was on my 3rd pass ATG and was down to the final strokes when as I made a stroke I could here a tinny sound like something was loose. Upon taking a look at the razor I saw this........

   
I reinstalled the blade and it seemed okay to finish the last few ATG strokes. I can only assume the pressure, angle or both combined let the blade slip out due to the weak spring. Guess I'll try to correct it on this or hunt another less used model to keep. Hope all have a great Wednesday !
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[TobyC]

Wednesday September 1, 2021
Razor: Schick Fashion Injector
Blade: Schick (1)
Brush: Stirling Boar
Soap: Vintage Williams
AS 1: Humphrey's Alcoholado Maravilla 70
AS 2: Williams Aqua Velva
Fragrance: Guerlain Vetiver
Consecutive Daily Shaves - # 1029

Many have used this Marketed for Women Schick Injector and humorously call it the Hussy. I've had it for awhile and finally got around to using it. I will say for the most part it was comfortable to hold except for just a couple times when the direction of my strokes caused me to need to hold the ends rather than the ribbed section. The shave itself was VERY comfortable and also efficient. I would say this gives one of the better injector shaves. Unfortunately the downside is the spring seems to be tweeked or weak in holding the blade firmly for the whole shave. I was on my 3rd pass ATG and was down to the final strokes when as I made a stroke I could here a tinny sound like something was loose. Upon taking a look at the razor I saw this........


I reinstalled the blade and it seemed okay to finish the last few ATG strokes. I can only assume the pressure, angle or both combined let the blade slip out due to the weak spring. Guess I'll try to correct it on this or hunt another less used model to keep. Hope all have a great Wednesday !

You sure the blade was properly aligned in the first place? May have been just barely on one of the stops and let go.

[Dave in KY]

Wednesday September 1, 2021
Razor: Schick Fashion Injector
Blade: Schick (1)
Brush: Stirling Boar
Soap: Vintage Williams
AS 1: Humphrey's Alcoholado Maravilla 70
AS 2: Williams Aqua Velva
Fragrance: Guerlain Vetiver
Consecutive Daily Shaves - # 1029

Many have used this Marketed for Women Schick Injector and humorously call it the Hussy. I've had it for awhile and finally got around to using it. I will say for the most part it was comfortable to hold except for just a couple times when the direction of my strokes caused me to need to hold the ends rather than the ribbed section. The shave itself was VERY comfortable and also efficient. I would say this gives one of the better injector shaves. Unfortunately the downside is the spring seems to be tweeked or weak in holding the blade firmly for the whole shave. I was on my 3rd pass ATG and was down to the final strokes when as I made a stroke I could here a tinny sound like something was loose. Upon taking a look at the razor I saw this........


I reinstalled the blade and it seemed okay to finish the last few ATG strokes. I can only assume the pressure, angle or both combined let the blade slip out due to the weak spring. Guess I'll try to correct it on this or hunt another less used model to keep. Hope all have a great Wednesday !

You sure the blade was properly aligned in the first place? May have been just barely on one of the stops and let go.

Yep, totally aligned and behind both good stops. I specifically always check before but especially this one as I had cleaned it and installed a new blade when it first came in and it sat a bit. I checked just before the shave to be sure it was a new blade and installed well. Maybe I'll try a twin blade next time.

[Dave in KY]

Probably doesn't show up well in the picture but the area to contact the blade is a good bit taller from contact with the blade area in the 2nd pic and side than the 1st. I know that is the side for the key to insert but the key should push the spring back and not effect the gap where the blade is held. That's the way I am seeing it and open to correction if I'm off on this.