One blade.
Built to be kept.
A single edge, barely exposed, for a closer, cleaner shave. Solid metal, made to last a lifetime.
- 100 days to decide.
- A lifetime warranty when you do.
You've been introduced.
One solid metal razor, built to be kept; fifty blades to see you through the first year, with our compliments.
- Welcome gift of 50 blades.
- 100 days to make it ritual, or return it.
One blade.
Calmer skin.
The blade is barely exposed; it cuts hair at the surface, not beneath it.
- 100 days to decide.
- A lifetime warranty when you do.
The last razor you'll ever buy.
Solid metal, built to be kept and handed down. One blade, and it costs pennies.
- 100 days to decide.
- A lifetime warranty when you do.

“I was expecting a steep learning curveโฆ If, like me, you have pondered the idea of switching to this type of razor for a while then rest assured it is worth it.”
“I used to get razor burn on my neck. It took a few shaves to get the hang of, but now I get a closer shave with no cuts and no rash. Really glad I made the switch.”
“You wonder why you've been using 5 blades held together with plastic when one does the job as well, if not better. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Welcome back to the 70s.”
“The rounded edges make a real difference to the nicks and cuts I used to get. Nicely balanced, with just enough weight. Take your time, no rushing, and you'll enjoy shaving again.”
The First Shave
A safety razor asks a little more than a cartridge. For the first week you'll go slower, then it becomes second nature.
Let the weight work
No pressure means no nicks. The weight is enough.
Use short strokes
Short, gentle passes, skin held taut.
Take your time
Five unhurried minutes. That is rather the point.
And if it isn't for you: 100 days to send it back. Keep it, and you have a lifetime guarantee.
Considered, Piece by Piece
I - An enclosed head
The blade's corners sit shielded, so it forgives as you learn. Nicks designed out.
II - One blade
What barbers have used for centuries. Less drag, calm skin.
III - Balanced weight
Solid, rust-proof metal. You guide; it shaves.
Solid, water-resistant bamboo. You guide; it shaves.
IV - A drying stand
Elevates the blade between shaves, so it lasts longer.
Frequent Questions
Am I signing up to anything?
No. One order, paid once. The blades are a gift, not a trial; nothing sits behind them and nothing renews.
How long do fifty blades last?
About a year. A blade a week is the usual rhythm; change it the moment it drags.
Does my friend get something for this?
Yes: a small parcel of shaving supplies from us, with our compliments. No commission and no codes to earn; they recommended this because they use it.
Is it good for sensitive skin?
That's who it's for. One blade cuts the hair at the surface, no tugging, far less of the burn and rash cartridges leave behind.
Why do I get ingrown hairs and bumps?
Multiple blades pull the hair up and cut it below the skin, where it grows back trapped. One blade cuts it level. Dermatologists back the difference.
Is a single sharp blade more likely to cut me?
With the right technique, no. The corners sit enclosed, the part that nicks, so only the safe edge meets skin. Sharper means less pressure, and less irritation.
Can one blade really beat a five-blade cartridge?
One sharp edge cuts the hair in a single clean pass. Five just drag it five times over. Fewer passes, a closer finish, nothing gimmicky to clog or wear out.
How much do the blades cost?
About ten pence a shave. Twenty for ยฃ10, each good for five to seven.
Will it really last a lifetime?
That's the point. Solid metal, nothing to wear out, guaranteed for life. If it ever fails, we replace it.
What is a safety razor?
A single-blade razor with a guard between edge and skin. What your grandfather used, before cartridges took over. Plastic-free, and the blades cost pennies.
Is it hard to learn?
No, but it's different. Let the weight work, keep the strokes short, don't rush. Unfamiliar for a week, second nature by the next.
Men's or women's?
Both. If you have hair, it'll shave it. The enclosed head reaches the tricky spots, face or body.
Can I shave my head and body?
Anywhere. Short, gentle strokes, no pressure. The shielded corners make awkward angles forgiving.
Do I need special blades?
No. Standard double-edge blades, sold everywhere. No cartridge lock-in, ever.
How long does a blade last?
Five to seven shaves, depending on your hair. Each side cuts independently, so one goes about twice as far as you'd expect.
If it breaks, we replace it. For life.
Lifetime guarantee
Every razor, stand and bowl is guaranteed for life. If it fails, we replace it.
100 days to decide
Shave with it for a season. If it isn't for you, send it back.
Postage covered
Complimentary delivery on orders over ยฃ50.


