Zero Waste Razor Blades

Easily pop one into your razor once the previous is dull and shave away.

Zero waste razor blades.

Most girls start shaving their legs around 12 and tend to stop shaving in their 60s. This option is so much more sustainable and saves you lots of in the long run. The razors of today are different from the ones your parents and grandparents used. Razor blades are too thin such that the hope of recovering meaningful material for reuse does not make economic sense.

Don t be intimidated by zero waste razors. The first question anyone asks when they re thinking about switching. I ve been loving my zero waste razor from albatross designs the past few months. Ecoroots are a zero waste online store so they also package the razor plastic free and ship to you using using recycled and reused biodegradable materials.

Most zero waste safety razors are made of stainless steel but if you are looking for a more unique bathroom statement piece try a bamboo safety razor from jungle culture like these beauties on etsy. Zero plastic waste and blade take back program through albatross. A seriously good looking elegant razor made with double edged blades and it comes with 5 free stainless steel blades. Butterfly opening twist the bottom open to load blade.

Zero waste safety razor a safety razor is entirely made of stainless steel and is designed to last you for the rest of your life. Is shaving with a safety razor dangerous. Ecoroots rose gold safety razor. Comes with 10 free blades and biodegradable hemp razor bag.

With dark and light wood finishes these beautiful razors have a low price tag and all the zero waste benefits of traditional safety razors. It comes with the razor 10 blades and a cute little pouch to take everything with you. Plus the company takes back your used blades and upcycles them. Each pack comes with 10 replacement blades.

Plastic free replacement blades for your zero waste razor. Albatross offers a blade take back program. One venus razor body is 11 99 and a set of four refills is 18 95 assuming you switch your blades out every three weeks which is average from above you ll spend about 100 on shaving each year. Before disposable and refillable plastic razors became the norm your grandpa used a safety razor with disposable metal blades.