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title: "Edwin Jagger DE89Lbl Lined Detail Chrome Plated Double Edge Safety Razor by Edwin Jagger"
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# 3-piece design for easy blade replacement & cleaning Chrome-plated brass for durability & style Perfectly balanced 75g weight Edwin Jagger DE89Lbl Lined Detail Chrome Plated Double Edge Safety Razor by Edwin Jagger

**Brand:** edwin jagger
**Price:** € 82.33
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🪒 Elevate your shave game with classic precision and modern ease.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Edwin Jagger DE89Lbl Lined Detail Chrome Plated Double Edge Safety Razor by Edwin Jagger by edwin jagger
- **How much does it cost?** € 82.33 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

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## Why This Product

- Trusted edwin jagger brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Solid brass handle with a 1-year warranty ensures durability and long-term performance.
- • **Cost-Effective Grooming:** Compatible with affordable bulk blades, saving you money without sacrificing quality.
- • **Beginner-Friendly Design:** Forgiving blade exposure and easy assembly make it ideal for DE razor newcomers.
- • **Timeless Chrome Elegance:** Sleek chrome plating adds a luxurious, jewelry-like finish to your grooming routine.
- • **Effortless Precision Shaving:** Engineered weight and balance deliver a smooth, nick-free shave every time.

## Overview

The Edwin Jagger DE89Lbl is a chrome-plated, brass 3-piece double edge safety razor weighing 75g, designed for a perfectly balanced, smooth shave. Its classic lined guard and fine engraved finish combine style with function, making it a top choice for both beginners and pros seeking a cost-effective, durable grooming tool with minimal irritation.

## Description

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Review: First time using a double edge razor - Yesterday I received my new Edwin Jagger DE89lbl from desertcart. I really wanted to like this razor. I am completely new to wet shaving and like most people, did research on the internet before deciding on this one. Delivery was quick as usual. I opened the package to find the black box holding my new razor. I immediately opened the box to find a beautiful chrome shaving tool. Unwrapping the tissue paper and inspecting the razor, I cannot overstate how perfect the chroming on this razor is. I showed it to my wife and she suggested that I have my name engraved across the top plate. How silly is that? (I AM considering it ). It has the finished look of jewelry. It is very well made, has significant weight and excellent balance. I opened the Derby blade pack and removed a blade, wrapped in paper. Upon unwrapping, I was struck by how thin the blade was...paper thin AND VERY SHARP. I expected it to be..... thicker. I disassembled the razor and installed the blade, carefully holding it by the ends. After reassembling the razor, I checked the for blade positioning in relation to the combs. It appeared to be perfect. As I stand there checking blade position and admiring the construction of this razor, IT HAPPENED. I suddenly became aware that in order to use this torture device, I would have to place that very sharp, very exposed blade against my bare skin. I became VERY apprehensive. I do not have baby smooth skin, nor is it soft and supple. I became worried that I would need an ambulance standing by during my first shave, if I could muster the courage to use it at all..... This morning, weather delayed the start of work by a couple of hours. I had some time to spare so I thought I would use it to try out my new razor. I received my Proroso green tub soap and Tweezerman badger brush last week. I have had a week to learn to build lather and apply it effectively. So off I went, cell phone in hand, should emergency medical personnel be needed quickly. After building a smooth creamy lather in my bowl, applying Noxema to the area to be shaved, and thoroughly covering my chin with lather, I was ready. With shaky hands, I picked up my Edwin Jagger DE89lbl and laid it gently against my face. Holding back my tears, I let gravity pull the razor toward the Earth as I attempted to maintain the correct angle of the handle. The gentle scraping sound of the razor cutting the hairs on my face reassured me I was doing it at least partially correct. As I looked in the mirror, i could see a clean strip of skin where shaving cream had once been. I looked for signs of incisions, abrasions, inflammation, irritation, aggravation OR BLOOD. Nothing. Nada. Zip. I had done it. I proceded to shave my entire face with the grain. Not a nick. I relathered and shaved against the grain...Again not a problem. Looking back, I was kinda not manly worrying about removing layers of skin on my face. But it turns out, my fears were completely unfounded. Even with less than perfect skin, this razor and this blade gave me a smooth clean shave with little to no irritation and no nicks or cuts. I said I really wanted to like this razor.... I DO LIKE IT. I also like the Proraso green soap and the Tweezerman brush. Like I said, I am completely new to DE shaving. But this razor is a good choice for me and it will be a good choice most new DE shavers. Great price, fantastic quality and very easy to use, even for a total beginner.... even if it scares you a little at first.
Review: Excellent Razor for Starters or Pros - This is a great razor. I was torn between both this and the Merkur 34c and ordered both. I tried cancelling the Merkur about five minutes after I placed the order but I got the "no guarantee of cancellation" message and they shipped it anyway. I did send the Merkur back and had to pay return shipping for it and I wasn't happy about it but that's another story. Anyway, I got this and I'm very happy with my purchase. It's well balanced, along with being very easy to assemble and disassemble. It's a three piece razor, which just means that you unscrew the handle and the other two pieces come apart so you can insert a new blade. This doesn't mean that the razor is cheap, it's just that some razors are two piece (with the little screw that turns to separate the top like wings, so you can put in a new blade) or three piece. In truth, I prefer a three piece because you want to keep the razor and razor blades clean, so it's easier to clean up. If you're new to shaving with a double edged razor, let me tell you that a decent razor and compatible blades for you are essential to having a good, nick and cut free shave. You might think that a razor is a razor, so why not just spend $5 or $10 on a cheap one? Well, that's what I did initially and I regretted it. I bought a cheap, $4 DE piece of junk and feather blades. I looked like a horror show afterward, because of all of the nicks, cuts and blood. So, what's the difference? Well, the cheapie had a big gap between the guard and the blade and there was no adjustment or alignment possible. From there, I got the feather blades. Feather blades are generally accepted to be the sharpest DE razor blades out there. Trust me, this is a recipe for disaster and that's exactly how I cut myself up so bad - a razor with a large space gap, the sharpest blades I could find and my inexperience. The EJ89 is different. Aside from being a beautiful razor, it's weighted very nicely and easy to control. The gap between the guard and the blade is much smaller and the razor is aligned well. The advantage in having a lesser amount of blade exposure means that you will get a good shave but that it's more forgiving in the fact that if you make a mistake, you either won't cut yourself or you won't cut yourself as bad. If you're converting over from using a cartridge razor, expect a small learning curve of about two or three weeks. When you're shaving with a cartridge, like a fusion razor, you're likely used to putting more pressure on the the razor and the blade to get a close shave and not worrying about cutting yourself. With a DE razor, you can't do this. You don't need really need to put pressure on the razor, you simply need to guide it and let the weight of the razor and the blade do the cutting. The blades: these are every bit as important as the razor. Derby blades: A great blade to try or start with. They give an excellent shave, aren't nasty sharp and I'd say they're somewhat forgiving when it comes to errors. Feather blades: If you like the idea of samurai sharp steel pressing against your face, so you can look like a blood sacrifice or someone who is trying to commit harakiri starting from your face down, these are the ones to go with. I mean, you can try them in the future, just take my advice and don't make them the first blade you start with. You don't have to have THE sharpest blade out there to get a smooth shave. You can get a smooth shave with all of them without having to look like ritual death. Treet blades: I like these. They're very sharp but not too sharp to cause a lot of nicks and cuts. I get a great, smooth shave without any problem at all. These are my preference. Quite honestly, order a sampler pack of blades so you can experiment and see which blades work best for you. Last, let me point out how cost effective shaving with a DE razor is: If you buy blades in bulk by the 100 or 200 pack, whether here or elsewhere, you can get those 100-200 blades for the price it would cost you (or less) to buy a single 8 or 12 pack of Mach 5 Fusion blades.

## Features

- One of the most popular safety razors is also one of the best
- he Edwin Jagger DE89LBL Lined Chrome Safety Razor has a classic straight guard with an extremely fine engraved finish that looks awesome on any bathroom counter. Three-piece chrome plated razor has just the right weight and length, perfectly balanced to provide the smoothest shave a gent can find.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B002RBF1PO |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #156,139 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #112 in Men's Safety Shaving Razors |
| Brand | Edwin Jagger |
| Brand Name | Edwin Jagger |
| Color | Chrome Lined |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 4,343 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00652827093767, 05055299000182 |
| Handle Material | Brass |
| Item Dimensions | 3.74 x 1.61 x 0.98 inches |
| Item Type Name | DE Safety Razor |
| Item Weight | 75 g |
| Manual Shaving Razor Type | Safety Razor |
| Manufacturer | Edwin Jagger Limited |
| Manufacturer Part Number | DE89Lbl |
| Material Type | Brass |
| Model Number | DE89LBLAMZ |
| Number of Blades | 2 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Type Name | Box |
| Skin Type | Sensitive |
| Style | Regular Handle |
| UPC | 881309396953 652827093767 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | No quibble 1 year guarantee against manufacturing faults. Repair or replacement offered in this event. Manufacturer maintenance recommendations must be adhered to. |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Edwin Jagger
- **Handle Material:** Brass
- **Number of Blades:** 2
- **Number of Items:** 1
- **Unit Count:** 1 Count

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can this razor be returned for a refund after opening?**
A: Yes and no

**Q: There seem to be a good many people having a problem with failure of the screw portion of the razor.  Is this a chronic problem with this particular  razor?**
A: This is because these razors are made from a zinc alloy covered with chrome. If the chrome finish cracks, water begins to eat away at the zinc beneath.

The action of screwing and unscrewing the top cap wears down the chrome plating on the threads which is why they are a common failure point.

You can help prevent this damage by not over-tightening the top cap.

**Q: Can you use "gel" shaving cream with this or any DE razor? Used to use the brush and cup, but would rather not do that again if gel works OK.**
A: Yes, you certainly can.  I use a DE because cartridges are just too expensive.  I get a slightly better shave with a DE than with a cartridge, which is a bonus.  But I did the brush and cup for a while, and the whole ritual was more work than it was worth, particularly once I discovered Cremo Cream.  I do still occasionally use an aerosol gel as well, and it works just fine for me.

**Q: I shave in the shower. Would I like a DE razor?  Would it be OK to leave it hanging in the shower rack between uses?**
A: If you're planning to shave in the shower then you'd probably want to buy a Weber handle to complement this razor. The EJ DE89 is too slick to use the shower. There is very little patterning or knurling in the handle and so using it with your hands wet or soapy would be hazardous. That's my opinion, I've tried and decided to buy the weber handle it works great now. IMO the head is worth the extra 40 bucks I spent on a handle. You can also buy a Maggard razor for 15 bucks and swap the handles out.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ First time using a double edge razor
*by C***M on March 18, 2014*

Yesterday I received my new Edwin Jagger DE89lbl from Amazon. I really wanted to like this razor. I am completely new to wet shaving and like most people, did research on the internet before deciding on this one. Delivery was quick as usual. I opened the package to find the black box holding my new razor. I immediately opened the box to find a beautiful chrome shaving tool. Unwrapping the tissue paper and inspecting the razor, I cannot overstate how perfect the chroming on this razor is. I showed it to my wife and she suggested that I have my name engraved across the top plate. How silly is that? (I AM considering it ). It has the finished look of jewelry. It is very well made, has significant weight and excellent balance. I opened the Derby blade pack and removed a blade, wrapped in paper. Upon unwrapping, I was struck by how thin the blade was...paper thin AND VERY SHARP. I expected it to be..... thicker. I disassembled the razor and installed the blade, carefully holding it by the ends. After reassembling the razor, I checked the for blade positioning in relation to the combs. It appeared to be perfect. As I stand there checking blade position and admiring the construction of this razor, IT HAPPENED. I suddenly became aware that in order to use this torture device, I would have to place that very sharp, very exposed blade against my bare skin. I became VERY apprehensive. I do not have baby smooth skin, nor is it soft and supple. I became worried that I would need an ambulance standing by during my first shave, if I could muster the courage to use it at all..... This morning, weather delayed the start of work by a couple of hours. I had some time to spare so I thought I would use it to try out my new razor. I received my Proroso green tub soap and Tweezerman badger brush last week. I have had a week to learn to build lather and apply it effectively. So off I went, cell phone in hand, should emergency medical personnel be needed quickly. After building a smooth creamy lather in my bowl, applying Noxema to the area to be shaved, and thoroughly covering my chin with lather, I was ready. With shaky hands, I picked up my Edwin Jagger DE89lbl and laid it gently against my face. Holding back my tears, I let gravity pull the razor toward the Earth as I attempted to maintain the correct angle of the handle. The gentle scraping sound of the razor cutting the hairs on my face reassured me I was doing it at least partially correct. As I looked in the mirror, i could see a clean strip of skin where shaving cream had once been. I looked for signs of incisions, abrasions, inflammation, irritation, aggravation OR BLOOD. Nothing. Nada. Zip. I had done it. I proceded to shave my entire face with the grain. Not a nick. I relathered and shaved against the grain...Again not a problem. Looking back, I was kinda not manly worrying about removing layers of skin on my face. But it turns out, my fears were completely unfounded. Even with less than perfect skin, this razor and this blade gave me a smooth clean shave with little to no irritation and no nicks or cuts. I said I really wanted to like this razor.... I DO LIKE IT. I also like the Proraso green soap and the Tweezerman brush. Like I said, I am completely new to DE shaving. But this razor is a good choice for me and it will be a good choice most new DE shavers. Great price, fantastic quality and very easy to use, even for a total beginner.... even if it scares you a little at first.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Razor for Starters or Pros
*by S***L on February 1, 2015*

This is a great razor. I was torn between both this and the Merkur 34c and ordered both. I tried cancelling the Merkur about five minutes after I placed the order but I got the "no guarantee of cancellation" message and they shipped it anyway. I did send the Merkur back and had to pay return shipping for it and I wasn't happy about it but that's another story. Anyway, I got this and I'm very happy with my purchase. It's well balanced, along with being very easy to assemble and disassemble. It's a three piece razor, which just means that you unscrew the handle and the other two pieces come apart so you can insert a new blade. This doesn't mean that the razor is cheap, it's just that some razors are two piece (with the little screw that turns to separate the top like wings, so you can put in a new blade) or three piece. In truth, I prefer a three piece because you want to keep the razor and razor blades clean, so it's easier to clean up. If you're new to shaving with a double edged razor, let me tell you that a decent razor and compatible blades for you are essential to having a good, nick and cut free shave. You might think that a razor is a razor, so why not just spend $5 or $10 on a cheap one? Well, that's what I did initially and I regretted it. I bought a cheap, $4 DE piece of junk and feather blades. I looked like a horror show afterward, because of all of the nicks, cuts and blood. So, what's the difference? Well, the cheapie had a big gap between the guard and the blade and there was no adjustment or alignment possible. From there, I got the feather blades. Feather blades are generally accepted to be the sharpest DE razor blades out there. Trust me, this is a recipe for disaster and that's exactly how I cut myself up so bad - a razor with a large space gap, the sharpest blades I could find and my inexperience. The EJ89 is different. Aside from being a beautiful razor, it's weighted very nicely and easy to control. The gap between the guard and the blade is much smaller and the razor is aligned well. The advantage in having a lesser amount of blade exposure means that you will get a good shave but that it's more forgiving in the fact that if you make a mistake, you either won't cut yourself or you won't cut yourself as bad. If you're converting over from using a cartridge razor, expect a small learning curve of about two or three weeks. When you're shaving with a cartridge, like a fusion razor, you're likely used to putting more pressure on the the razor and the blade to get a close shave and not worrying about cutting yourself. With a DE razor, you can't do this. You don't need really need to put pressure on the razor, you simply need to guide it and let the weight of the razor and the blade do the cutting. The blades: these are every bit as important as the razor. Derby blades: A great blade to try or start with. They give an excellent shave, aren't nasty sharp and I'd say they're somewhat forgiving when it comes to errors. Feather blades: If you like the idea of samurai sharp steel pressing against your face, so you can look like a blood sacrifice or someone who is trying to commit harakiri starting from your face down, these are the ones to go with. I mean, you can try them in the future, just take my advice and don't make them the first blade you start with. You don't have to have THE sharpest blade out there to get a smooth shave. You can get a smooth shave with all of them without having to look like ritual death. Treet blades: I like these. They're very sharp but not too sharp to cause a lot of nicks and cuts. I get a great, smooth shave without any problem at all. These are my preference. Quite honestly, order a sampler pack of blades so you can experiment and see which blades work best for you. Last, let me point out how cost effective shaving with a DE razor is: If you buy blades in bulk by the 100 or 200 pack, whether here or elsewhere, you can get those 100-200 blades for the price it would cost you (or less) to buy a single 8 or 12 pack of Mach 5 Fusion blades.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Shave of My Life, easy for Disposable Users to Transition
*by W***N on May 10, 2014*

This razor has given me the best shave of my life. I've got a sample pack, but I'm already at shave #3 with the first of the five included Derby Blades (which are considered to be beginner friendly). And I've had the best shave of my life. I've been shaving since age 13. I have used either disposables, starting with the single edge Bic razors (the yellow/orange ones that look like their cheap ballpoint pens) and moving to most recently the Shick ST2 disposables. I've never used the swivel heads. With disposables, I've gotten maybe one good shave, and the rest of the time its like dragging a dull butter knife across my face. Even so, many times I have thrown out a disposable razor just from the start as too dull or nicked fresh out of the bag, for shaving. Sometimes two or three in a row. I have used electric razors, never ever gotten a good shave or had one last either beyond a few months. I can't understand why I did not switch to this safety razor years ago! Leave aside cost, this is the best shave of my life! I have sensitive skin, and have been shaving in the shower with the Schick ST2s and Barbasol shaving cream, usually cutting myself good every other day too. My first shave, I cut myself (mildly) on the upper lip being too aggressive, since then no problems. I am down to two passes, one with the grain, and then against. I had to do three passes or more, sometimes five, with the Schick disposables. My set up: The Edwin Jagger De89lbl (you want this one because the vertical lines on the chrome handle provide extra grip, the other models are smooth). The included Derby razor blades, still on the first one. I bought the Van Der Hagen brush kit, including soap and mug, at a local place, but you can get the deluxe or cheap version here at Amazon for competitive prices. I shower, wash my face, shampoo, rinse off the shampoo and put on conditioner. Then, having soaked my brush in hot water in a mug while showering, I whip up lather with the brush and soap in the included shaving kit from Van Der Hagen, getting stiff peaks like whipping egg whites and its pretty easy -- takes maybe two minutes. Shave with the grain and then against, maybe a pass on a few minor areas that need touch up (I go by feel). Tip: if you cut yourself go back into the shower, for a few minutes, that usually stops the bleeding. I then rinse off the razor, dry it, and put everything away. Put on some aftershave and you are done, total time including shower and shave is about 30 min. Not bad either. If you are transitioning from disposable razors especially if you have not used the stupid swivel heads you are good to go. A few other tips: choke up on the razor like a chef's knife when you are doing detail cutting. The shorter handle than the plastic disposables really does not make much difference, because you are going to be very gentle and using a choke grip for greater control. The weight of the razor will give you all the cutting power you need, unlike plastic disposables. EJ recommends that you loosen the razor handle so the blade is not bent after shaving, I put mine in the medicine cabinet and use the shelf to loosen and tighten the handle, not touching the head of the razor. When putting in a new razor blade or changing, I do it before I step into the shower when the razor is bone dry, and use (I saw this in Youtube videos) a sandwich approach with thumb and forefinger on the short, non-razor blade edge side, to keep them together. I've seen other videos where a guy puts a towel down on the sink and uses the towel to stabilize the razor heads and does not even touch the head. I have not tried it but seems straight forward. I would recommend a variety pack of blades, part of the fun of this razor is trying different kinds of blades. That's the point of a safety razor, you can have all sorts of different blades for dirt cheap and get the shave you want, it is endlessly customizable. This is my third shave with this razor and coming from disposables, I find it very similar to use, just nicer in every way. I plan on shaving one more time with this razor blade, then before shaving (again when the razor is dry) cleaning the whole thing with anti-bacterial soap, a toothbrush, and hot water. You don't want to use bleach or vinegar because it will take off the chrome, keep it simple. The bottom line on this razor is that you WILL save money, but the biggest advantage is the closest, least aggravating, smoothest shave you'll ever have in your life. I already have the smoothest skin on my face after a shave. It is Baby Bare Bottom smooth. Final caveat: the head is made of some zinc alloy, so don't drop it. Yes you can get comparable vintage razors with stainless heads, you'll pay a LOT more for them and they won't be new either. I cannot recommend this highly enough. The razor will give you the best shave of your life.

## Frequently Bought Together

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