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The following is a sponsored product review and is of my own opinion and is not influenced by being paid. If you’re interested in having me review your product, please view my advertising page.
Being an adult male, shaving is a task that becomes a part of your daily routine. When asked if I would like to receive a sample of the King of Saves ‘Azor’, I jumped at the opportunity. When the parcel arrived 
it included one razor, one blade cartridge a 175ml tube of ‘Alphagel Shave Gel for sensitive skin’ and an information booklet. I was highly impressed and immediately went to the bathroom to shave.
The first thing I realised was how smooth the Azor felt, used along with the included ‘Alphagel’ and the flexible hinge makes for shaving around the chin very easy.
The image to the left shows an example of the Azor, and how it would appear on supermarket shelves and if you are in the UK it retails for around £4.99 for the handle and three blades.
This razor had to be good, the result of six years of hard work by Will King, the Azor designer; built to be robust, yet look stylish (much like an iPod) and well priced compared to other leading brands.
I will be using my Azor for the foreseeable future and managed to pick up a pack of four blades from Tesco’s today for just over £4.
If you’d rather not nip out to the shop to get hold of the Azor – you can buy one from Amazon UK using the following link: King of Shaves Azor
January 9, 2009
dear darren,
review much appreciated, thanks. if you buy 8 blades, you save over £9 versus gillette fusion power, that will add up in these recession ravaged, credit crunched times. look out for new stuff coming from us soon, best, will king.
Will Kings last blog post..Credit Crunched? Recession Ravaged? Get the King of Shaves for £9.49 for 8 blades, not Gillette Fusion’s ‘The Most Expensive A Man Can Get’ for nearly £19!!
