Metal Razor

Single-use plastic products' introduction into the market led to them invading our homes and, especially, our bathrooms. The competition sparked between the leading razor manufacturers, who started differentiating their products by adding more and more blades.

However, more blades does not necessarily mean a better shave. Skin irritations and cuts are caused by the blades passing over the skin, which worsens with the number of blades. Therefore, single-blade razors are less harmful to the skin and reduce the risk of pain after shaving.

Moreover, replacement razor heads with multiple blades are often much more expensive than double-edged blades. As a result, people tend to use them too long, even when they are dull. This is a bad habit because dull blades are prone to irritate the skin and create ingrown hairs and shaving bumps. Since single blades are much cheaper, they help you take care of your skin because you can change them as soon as they start to wear out.

When you're overwhelmed by the stresses of everyday life, it's easy to forget to take a break from the daily grind and pamper yourself. Unlike traditional razors, Bambaw's metal razor will encourage you to slow down for a shave. Indeed, a double edge razor will introduce you to a new shaving experience as it requires more vigilance and gentleness. It can transform your shaving ritual into a moment of relaxation and calm that can almost be likened to meditation.

Once you've read the digital user manual that explains how to shave with the DE razor, you can use it equally well for shaving your beard, legs, underarms or bikini line.

Unfortunately, so-called feminine hygiene products often tend to be more expensive than those for men, even if they are completely identical. These kinds of unisex products are therefore helping to put an end to the pink tax.

Yes, since it has only one blade, the razor will cut the hair just at the skin level, and not underneath as a cartridge razor can do, which prevents ingrown hairs and shaving burns.

Everyone's skin is different, so one model of blade will not suit all users. For thicker hair and irregular shaves, more aggressive blades are preferable. For those who shave regularly and have fine hair, softer blades are best.

It is best to keep your razor in a dry place, but a case is not necessary. You can also simply buy a razor stand to match your razor.

Yes, the DE razor blade is very easy to change. Simply unscrew the handle and separate the two parts of the head before removing the middle blade. Remember always to touch only the short sides of the blades and screw the handle, not the head, to avoid cutting yourself. Full instructions can be found in the digital user manual that came with the shaver.

Each use is different, depending on how often you shave, the type of hair you have and how you maintain the blade. When you feel the blade is no longer sharp enough to cut your hair smoothly, you should consider replacing it.

Old blades are best stored in an old jar, soda can or similar object. Once it is full, you can dispose of it safely following local metal recycling regulations. Never throw the blades in the trash unprotected, as this can be dangerous to you, workers, animals or children.

Yes, the razor can be used on any part of the body. But it is better to do it after some training, to not cut yourself. Check the shaving manual first, as it includes essential tips and tricks for shaving all parts of your body.

Unscrew the head after each shave to properly rinse all parts of the razor, pat dry and screw the head back on.

No, the shaver is made from a chrome-plated zinc alloy. This means that it will not rust.

There are no different settings. Always tighten the blade fully to keep it from moving. Be careful when replacing the blade; hold it by the two blunt sides.