SMOOOOOOTH operator!

Your safety razor is different from what you're used to

A single blade, more control, gentler on your skin. But like every good thing in life: it pays to get used to it. Read this before your first shave. Two minutes now = smooth skin without the hassle.

Inserting the blade in 4 steps

Your safety razor consists of three parts: the handle, two plates and the blade.

Twist the bottom of the handle loose.
Remove the top - you'll see two plates.
Place the blade between them. Make sure the smooth side faces the handle.
Screw the handle back on firmly.

⚠️ Touch the edges of the blade as little as possible. Always hold it by the short sides.

♻️ Used blades are small but sharp. Wrap them in a piece of paper before you throw them away.

HOW TO USE

1. Prep je huid met een scrub bar. 2. Wrijf met natte shaving bar de zones die je wil scheren. 3. Scheer zacht en zorgvuldig in een hoek van 30° zonder druk te zetten. 4. Spoel af, hydrate & say hello to the smoothest skin ever!

Usage: The angle is everything.

That's the big difference with a disposable razor. With a safety razor you control the angle, and that angle makes or breaks your shave.

Start perpendicular. Place the head of your razor flat against your skin. The handle points horizontally away.
Tilt to 30°. That's the point where you feel the blade catch the hairs. No further.
Short, light strokes. No pressure. The weight of the razor does the work.
Shave with the direction of hair growth, especially the first few times.

The two most common mistakes:

❌ Too much pressure. You never need to press down. Let the blade do its job.

❌ Angle too large. If your handle is almost vertical, the angle is too steep. You'll feel it: it tugs or sticks. Tilt back.

Did you cut yourself anyway? That almost always means the angle is too large or you pressed too hard. Adjust a little and you're sorted.

Tips

✓ Use a shaving bar: More glide = less friction = calmer skin. Especially the first few times you'll notice the difference straight away.

✓ Shower first: Warm, soft skin is easier to shave. A short shower before your shave gives a smoother result.

✓ Rinse after every stroke: Hair and skin cells build up quickly. A quick rinse under the tap keeps your shave cleaner and your blade sharper.

✓ Store your razor dry.
Use the holder provided. A dry razor lasts longer.

✓ Replace your blade in time.
Shave every day? Replace it weekly. Less often? Every two weeks. A dull blade tugs and gives a less smooth result - that's your signal.