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Definitive female guide for safety razor shaving

Shaving’s a choice that many of us make but when it comes to what we use to shave, we found we really didn’t have that much choice. Blue plastic, pink plastic, three or five blades – it was all essentially the same product packaged differently. Plastic production continues to increase in spite of the increasing evidence of the harm it causes to our planet. We want to play our small part in reducing plastic production by giving people an option in a space completely dominated by plastic and a lack of choice – the shaving aisle. Every year, billions upon...

Plastic waste going to oceans and landfills is clogging (plastic razor pun) up our planet and disposable razors are contributing to the mess. Last year, over 2 billion of the things got binned.  The solution is pretty simple; one razor, made entirely from metal, so it keeps working forever and single, recyclable replacement blades.  Zero waste. Zero landfill space. Zero ocean harm.  Single blades aren’t just recyclable. They’re sharper and gentler on your skin. So that means less irritation and fewer rashes.  Fact or friction; do multi-blade razors really shave closer? The million dollar question; how does the shave compare...

Every year, over 2 billion plastic razors are sent to landfill. Plastic is really useful but the items we consume and dispose of within 1 year are having a really detrimental effect on our environment. What specific problems is plastic causing for us? Read on to find out more. How Much Plastic!!?? Every minute, the equivalent of one garbage truck full of plastic is dumped into our oceans. Believe it or not, half of all plastic ever produced was made in the last 13 years and production continues to increase. 50% of Plastic Becomes Trash Within 1 Year of Purchase...

It still baffles us why women are charged more for shaving than men. When you think about it, there’s very little that’s different. Multiple blades housed in plastic casing with a lubrication strip or two – they’re practically identical products yet women are charged more. This doesn’t make sense to us!! Still, it’s commonly accepted that women’s razors are just more expensive and that’s all there is to it. With that in mind… Can women use a safety razor? Absolutely!! From your legs to your bikini area to just about anywhere; from using less plastic to huge savings on blades...