The Great Living Co.Butterfly Double-Edge Safety Razor with 5x Blades
R229
About
Switch to The Great Living Co's double-edge safety shaving razor for an incredible shaving experience! You will get a closer, smoother, more professional shave without the hassle of irritation or ingrown hairs.
How to Use
- Step 1: For an enjoyable shaving experience, use water and shaving cream or other moisturising soap when shaving with a safety razor
- Step 2: Consider exfoliating. Exfoliating any dry skin before shaving can help if you experience irritation with the safety razor
- Step 3: Shave slowly. Classic shaving is different to shaving with a disposable or electric razor, going slow can help you in avoiding cuts or irritation to your skin
- Step 4: Angle it right. Aim for a 30- to 40-degree angle when shaving. The shaving head on the safety razor won't adjust like a disposable razor, so you'll have to adjust your leg, arm, or wherever you're shaving accordingly
- Step 5: Apply very little pressure whilst shaving. You don't need to apply much pressure if any at all when using the safety razor
- Step 6: Always shave in the direction of the hair growth
Product Features
- Smooth and clean shave and should provide a shave without irritation or razor burn
- Reusable blades
- Eco-Friendly
- Zero waste shaving
- Ideal as a starter double-edge safety razor
- Compact razor at 9cm length, great for traveling
- Perfect for traveling and on the go!
- Includes 5 complimentary stainless steel blades
- Zinc alloy with durable chrome-plated and will never rust
- Butterfly double-edge razor that is easier to open and more convenient
- Please note: Ensure the razor is dry before storing it. After each use, wash and dry the razor with a towel and store it in a dry place outside of the shower. This will prevent the metal blades and metal handles from rusting. Keep the razor and blades away from children at all times
Product Specifications
- Material: Stainless steel and zinc alloy
- Dimensions: 4.4 x 9.5cm
What's in the Box?
- 1x Razor
- 5x Blades
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