If shaving often leaves your skin feeling irritated—razor burn, ingrowns, that too-close feeling—you’re not alone. Many modern razors are designed with more in mind: more blades, more passes, more contact with the skin.But more isn’t always better—and a simpler approach can make all the difference.
Made in Canada
Four reasons to switch
A Better Shave
Less irritation, fewer ingrowns, and a more comfortable experience from start to finish.
A Lower-Impact Alternative
A reusable system designed to replace disposable razors and plastic cartridges.
A More Considered Way to Spend
Replacement blades cost cents, not dollars—adding up to less over time.
A Slower, More Intentional Moment
Shaving becomes something you don’t rush through—a small pause in your routine.
Where the difference lies
A closer look at how the blade interacts with your skin.
Multiblade in action
Single blade in action
Multi-Blade
More blades, more passes, more contact with the skin
With pressure, can remove a thin layer of skin—not just hair
Often leads to irritation, razor burn, and ingrowns
Dull blades mean more pressure, more frictionPlastic cartridges aren’t recyclable
Single Blade
One sharp blade cuts cleanly at the surface
No pulling, no tugging
A weighted handle provides the pressure
Less friction, less irritation, fewer ingrowns
Replacement blades cost cents, not dollars
Blades are plastic-free and recyclable
A more sustainable way to shave
On average, one person may dispose of over 96 razors in their lifetime—adding up to billions of plastic razors sent to landfill each year.
Our safety razor is made from brass and designed to last for a long (long) time. It’s packaged plastic-free, and our stainless steel blades can be recycled through our blade bank program.
Brass Safety Razor
Brass Safety Razor
Brass Safety Razor
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Thoughtfully designed for skin and sustainability
A better shave for every body
Designed for all genders, all skin types, and wherever you choose to shave—legs, underarms, face, and everywhere in between
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. It feels slightly different at first, but the technique is simple: hold the razor lightly, let the weight do the work, and use slow, gentle strokes. Most people adjust within a few shaves.
Almost—just with less pressure. The biggest shift is learning to let the razor glide rather than press. Once you do, the shave often feels smoother and more controlled.
Yes. Many people with sensitive skin switch for this reason. With a light touch, a fresh blade, and proper prep, it often results in less irritation overall.
Every 5–8 shaves, depending on hair type and frequency of use. When you notice a slight tugging or less smooth glide, it’s time to replace the blade.
Used blades should not go in household recycling. Collect them in a blade bank or sealed metal tin. Once full, they can be returned through our blade recycling program or taken to a scrap metal facility.
Yes—legs, underarms, face, bikini line, and anywhere else you shave. Just adjust your technique for more sensitive areas by using lighter pressure and shorter strokes.
No, but we recommend a shave oil or gentle shave soap. Both help reduce friction and leave skin feeling more hydrated and comfortable.
Yes. The handle can travel with you, but blades are not permitted in carry-on luggage. Most people pack the handle in their toiletry bag and carry blades in checked luggage or purchase them at their destination.