Disposable razors are made to be tossed, but that doesn’t mean they don’t deliver. They’re the lightest razors around—cheap, ...

Chances are you’ve heard of double edge razors. They win accolades and airy fairy titles that have folks oohing and aahing over them. But have you heard of their slimmer brethren—the single edge razor ...

Over the past couple of decades, we’ve seen razor and shaving companies competing heavily to see who can fit the greatest number of blades on a razor. Gillette, for example, is known for its multiple ...

Many of us grow up learning how to shave with a cartridge razor, which believe it or not, is just over 50 years old. Gillette introduced the first cartridge razor, the Trac II, back in the early ‘70s.

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Some say traditional shaving—also known as wet shaving—is a lost art. Everyone is in a rush these days, so shaving with a single edge razor is a thing of the past. It takes more time than shaving with ...

In a 1990 consumer handbook, the Environmental Protection Agency estimated that the U.S. produced 2 billion disposable razors and razor blades per year. There are now 80 million additional people ...