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Schick Hydro TrimStyle Review

Despite the rainy weather Pennsylvania has been having lately, summer is here! With the rising temps, there are also other things rising...our hemlines! I was sent the Schick Hydro Trim Style to review because I am a Bzz Agent.

I always hesitate to buy a good razor. First of all, the replacement blades are horribly expensive. Next, I can never find a razor that does a great job at trimming my bikini line. With the Schick Hydro TrimStyle, I don't have to worry about it! I have a razor and trimmer all in one.

The TrimStyle has a razor on one end, and a trimmer on the other. The trimmer has an adjustable comb that has 4 different settings. It is waterproof, and can be left in the shower if you want. The razor has 5 blades that hug the curve of your legs.




This white part can be removed!


After trying this out, I must say that I really like this product! The trimmer was easy to use, especially since I have not used one before. It didn't cut or hurt me in any way. I like the fact that there are adjustable settings that lets me control how close of a shave I want. The razor gives me a close shave without any kicks. Usually when I shave with a disposable razor, it is like the shower scene from Psycho! Haha!

You can't be a two in one product!
The one aspect of this razor that I don't like is the moisturizing serum. When I left this in the shower, the serum became goopy and stringy. I actually pulled the serum off because it expanded so much, and I like the razor much better since it has come off.

Can I see myself buying this razor again? Absolutely! More importantly, even though I didn't like the moisturizing serum, I can see myself buying the replacement blades.

Have you ever tried a two in one razor? Are you a fan of Schick Hydro products? I'd love to hear your thoughts if you've tried this product! Leave me a comment and let me know!




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