Blade Refills — 10 Japanese Blades

Blade Refills — 10 Japanese Blades

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Blade Refills — 10 Japanese Blades

Blade Refills — 10 Japanese Blades

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$5.00
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Ten Japanese high-quality blades, delivered every two months — about how long a box lasts if you change the blade every 5–7 shaves.

Orders leave our facility within 1–2 business days. Delivery is 6–9 business days in the US. Unused sets can be returned within 30 days.

One 86 g weighted handle, 10 Japanese high-quality razor blades, a travel cap, and a prepaid envelope for recycling used blades. No plastic in any of it.

Yes. The head holds the blade at a fixed angle, so you can't tilt it into your skin. Shave with no pressure, in short strokes, and let the 86 g handle do the work.

Change the blade every 5–7 shaves. The 10 Japanese high-quality razor blades in the box are roughly two to three months of shaving for most people — swap sooner if you feel any drag, because a dull blade is what causes tugging.

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Why one blade beats five

A five-blade cartridge works by lifting the hair with the first blades so the last ones can cut it below the skin. That’s what causes bumps, burn and ingrowns. A single blade cuts the hair where it leaves the skin — one pass, nothing dragging behind it.

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Cuts at the surface

One blade, one pass. The hair is cut where it exits the skin instead of below it, so it grows back out of the follicle, not into it.

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86 g does the work

The handle weighs 86 g. Rest it on the skin and let it glide — pressure is what causes nicks, and this weight removes the need for any.

Comparison chart: single-blade safety razor versus multi-blade cartridge razor — gentler on skin, fewer ingrown hairs, closer shave, more affordable and less plastic waste

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A fixed head angle

The blade sits at a set angle inside the head, so you can't tilt it into your skin — the same geometry barbers have used for a century.

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No plastic. Anywhere.

Solid metal handle, single-piece recyclable blades. No cartridge, no lubrication strip, no five-pack in the bin every month.

How to shave with it

  • 1. Wet the skin
    Warm water for a minute first. It softens the hair and opens the follicle.

  • 2. No pressure
    Let the 86 g handle rest on the skin. Don’t push.

  • 3. Short strokes, with the grain
    Two to three centimetres at a time. Rinse the head often.

  • 4. Rinse, dry, store dry
    Two metal pieces, nothing to trap water. Dry it and leave it standing.

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    Nothing to trap bacteria

    Two metal pieces and no cartridge cage. Rinse it under the tap, dry it, and it stays clean between shaves.

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    No fragrance or coatings

    No lubrication strips, no scented gel bar. Nothing sits on your skin except water and steel.

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    Face and body

    Legs, underarms, bikini line, brows, upper lip. One tool instead of three disposables.

    Built for skin that reacts

    If you get bumps on your bikini line, burn on your neck, or ingrowns on your legs, the problem is usually the cartridge — not your skin. One blade, no coatings, nothing to trap bacteria.

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