Merkur Futur Review Essay

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Ultimate Merkur Futur Review: Pro 's & Con 's

Introduction
If you’re like me, shaving is more than just a daily routine. It’s a ritual. And like any good ritual, you need the right tools to make the experience an enjoyable one. That’s where safety razors come into play. Sure, the cartridge and electric razors are easier to use, but they don’t do nearly as good a job. That’s why I use a safety razor, and why if you’re reading this you’re probably thinking along the same lines.
With so many safety razors to choose from, finding that perfect fit can be a challenge. One of the best out there is the Merkur Futur. But before you buy it, you want to know a few things. That’s why we set out to present you with the ultimate Merkur Futur review so you can have all the information you need to
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However, when
I first started using a safety razor I wanted something that didn’t have a steep learning curve, was affordable, and was built to last.

In short, I wanted a quality safety razor that I knew I could depend on. I found that in the Merkur Futur. I’ve done the legwork so you don’t have to! That’s why we’re presenting you with the ultimate Merkur Futur review to help you out!

The Ultimate Merkur Futur Review
The Merker Futur Adjustable Safety Razor is a quality a German-made razor from the trusted Merkur line. The “adjustable” part means you have the option of setting the blade angle to suit your specific needs. The result is getting a choose-your-own-shaving-adventure with a blade that’s as aggressive or relaxed as you need it to be.
Pros:
• Safety razors in general provide a closer shave than disposable, cartridge, or electric razors.
• The adjustable blade setting allows you to choose the right angle and blade aggression that works for your specific facial hair style.
• The metal design is more durable than plastic handles.
• The turn-to-adjust setting is easy to use and easy to clean.

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