Folding Brow Razor with Spare Blades

Crisp, tidy brows in a few light strokes, with no tweezers and no pulling.

Clean, defined brows and a fuzz-free base for makeup, without tweezers or pulling. Short, light strokes with the guarded blade trim stray brow hairs and fine facial hair at the surface. The blade folds into the handle for your makeup bag, and spare blades are included for a fresh edge.

• Defined brows. Clean edges that make your brows look shaped and groomed.
• Smooth makeup base. Fine facial hair off for a smoother foundation finish.
• Lives in your bag. Folds flat with the blade tucked away, ready for touch-ups anywhere.

Brows that look freshly shaped

Hold your skin taut, angle the guarded blade at about 45 degrees and use short, light strokes in the direction the hairs lie. Stray hairs under the arch and between the brows disappear, and your shape looks crisp again.

Peach fuzz off in a few strokes

The same light strokes on clean, dry skin remove fine hair from the upper lip, cheeks and sideburns, so foundation and powder sit more smoothly.

A fresh edge whenever you need one

When you're done, fold the blade back into the handle. When the edge feels dull, swap in one of the spare blades instead of throwing the whole razor away.

How it works

1. Unfold. Swing the blade out of the handle until it clicks into place.
2. Short strokes. Hold skin taut and stroke lightly at about 45 degrees.
3. Fold and store. Wipe the blade, fold it back and pop it in your bag.

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Care

Wipe the blade clean and dry after use.,Fold the blade away before storing.,Replace the blade when it starts to pull.

Questions

Will I cut myself?
A fine guard over the blade helps prevent nicks. Hold your skin taut, keep the blade at about 45 degrees and use short, light strokes with no pressure. Go slowly the first few times, avoid broken skin and fold the blade away when you're done.

Will the hair come back thicker?
A razor only trims hair at the surface, the same as shaving anywhere else. Nothing reaches the root. The hair can feel a little blunt as it comes back because each one has been cut straight across.

Does it pull like tweezers?
No. It trims hair at the surface with light strokes instead of plucking it out, so there's no tugging.

How do I change the blade?
When the edge starts to pull, swap in one of the 5 spare blades: unfold the razor, slide the old blade out and click a fresh one into place.

Can I use it on my face?
Yes, on clean, dry skin for fine facial hair: upper lip, cheeks and sideburns. Use light strokes and avoid broken skin.