If you know what 'Feather' means in terms of razor blades, then you probably don't need to read a review to know that this is a good purchase. You are also possibly missing a good portion of your jaw.
If you don't know what a 'Feather' Safety Razor is, then don't panic - the ever-widening tide of facial blood and deafening screams of the careless shaver will educate you extremely quickly.
I am not entirely sure what the mad scientists at Feather have forged this tin out of. It sort of feels like metal, but I've never encountered a metal that sweats and attracts cockroaches before. The leaf patterns drawn on the outside of the tin perform a dual function. Number One: It both reassures and calms onlookers. Number Two: the tiny green Japanese writing cleverly disguised as drawings of leaves form the body a powerful binding and containment incantation. (Note: Do not smudge or attempt to read this writing.)
The tin itself is compact, attractive and is completely sealed - it cannot be pried open by curious little fingers. This last point is particularly pertinent, because once the blood-crazed demons that inhabit your average 'Feather' razorblade work out that they've been entombed in a sunless prison of uncaring metal, you are most definitely going to have a bad day if they subsequently ever escape.
I suppose you could also dispose of other brand razor blades in here, but it seems like a little bit of overkill to me.
