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Stand for Rose Gold Razor

Stand for Rose Gold Razor

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Description

A rose-gold-plated stand for the Rose Gold Safety Razor, finish matched to the handle.

Left on the side, the razor drains instead of sitting in its own water, and the edge lasts longer for it. The fit has no play; lift the razor and the stand stays put.

It is also the reason the razor gets left out on display rather than shut in a drawer.

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Frequent Questions

Which razor fits this stand?

It's designed for the Rose Gold Safety Razor, with the finish matched to the handle.

Why store the razor on a stand rather than in a drawer?

Kept on the stand, the razor drains rather than sitting in a puddle, and the edge holds its sharpness longer as a result. It's also why the razor tends to stay out on the side rather than get tucked into a drawer.

Is the fit secure?

Yes. The fit has no play, so lifting the razor off leaves the stand exactly where it was.

What is the stand made from?

Rose-gold-plated zinc alloy, shaped to hold the razor upright on a countertop.

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Finish-matched to the Rose Gold Safety Razor, this is one of the Kronos shaving stands built to hold that razor upright so it drains instead of sitting in its own water after a shave, keeping the head dry and ready before the next one begins.

Each stand is finish-matched to one razor, chrome, bamboo, or rose gold, so the plating always sits alongside the handle it was built for. The plating on this one is matched to the Rose Gold Safety Razor's own finish, so the two sit together as a set rather than a razor propped against a mismatched stand.

A razor left lying down keeps water pooled around the head, and a blade left wet dulls faster than one that has dried. Upright on the stand, the head drains fully, so the edge is dry before it is needed again the next morning, which is what makes it last longer between blade changes.

A razor left flat on the side still pools water in the head even if it looks tidy sitting there; upright is the part doing the work. Set beside a shaving brush, the pair covers the drying half of the routine for as long as the razor and stand are kept together, in the same spirit as the Registry entry every Kronos razor carries.