Many of us have been victims of razor burns caused by multi-blade plastic disposable razors. Our Close Shave Razor is designed with a single replaceable blade, making shaving an enjoyable routine rather than a burden. Shaving with our razor can be intimidating at first, but don't worry, we're here to help!
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How to Assemble
- Twist the handle to unscrew the head.
- Remove the bottom plate and insert the blade by holding the shorter sides with your fingers.
- Replace the bottom plate and reattach the handle.
How to Shave
- Soak your skin in a warm bath or shower for more than 5 minutes and exfoliate with our Exfoliating Body Glove. Removing dead skin creates an even canvas and reduces the chances of irritation.
- Prepare your skin by applying a shaving cream/gel/butter or conditioner.
- Shave using short strokes at a 30° angle relative to your skin.
- Do not apply pressure since the razor is weighted (applying too much pressure can result in irritation and cuts).
- Shave in the direction of hair growth. This means upwards for your arms and legs. For your armpits, we recommend moving downwards, and if you can't achieve a close enough shave, try moving upwards and sideways. For your bikini area, always hold your skin taut and move downwards first.
How to Clean and Store
- In between shaves, run the razor under water to unclog it.
- Once you're done shaving, twist the handle to unscrew the head.
- Remove the blade, run it under water, wipe away any excess product and hair and dry it with a towel.
- Change the blade every 4-8 shaves and store your razor in a dry place outside of the shower.
How to Dispose of Blades
- Many municipalities have a safe sharps collection program. Simply google your municipality, followed by "Safe Sharps Collection Program".
- Most pharmacies and drug stores can provide you with a sharps container at your request, usually free of charge.
- Drop your blades in the container and bring them back to your local pharmacy/drug store. Your local recycling center may also accept the blades. Each city's guidelines are different, so make sure to check with them first.
