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" It&amp;#039;s a fixture in every woman&amp;#039;s bathroom, but when&amp;#039;s the last time you gave your razor a second thought? We asked 36 women to really evaluate how well the top razors in the market performed at keeping their legs smooth, moisturized, and nick-free, without taking up too much of their morning routine. Razors included in our test had to have at least three blades. In addition to major manufacturers, we also examined razors from store brands and the leading men&amp;#039;s razors. Among our testers, women who typically use disposable razors tested those products; likewise for refillable razors. An Inside Look at Testing Razors  Remember that razor ad from the 1990s where the girl said she wasn&amp;#039;t scared by the shower scene in Psycho because she was used to seeing blood going down the drain? If any razors fell into that category, we gave them a failing grade for safety.  What&amp;#039;s the point of a razor if it won&amp;#039;t give you a close shave? We asked testers to rate each razor on its ability to shave closely and quickly, without irritating skin.  Shaving can surely bog down your morning routine. We asked our testers to rate each razor on &amp;quot;ease of use,&amp;quot; meaning which glided over skin easily and which were comfortable to hold. They also reported on which razors tackled tough spots like underarms and ankles without incident.  To find out which were rated the best, check out our full razor reviews. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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