The AquaRazor™
The AquaRazor™
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What foam does
to your shave
Four things happening in your razor head. Tap through them.
It clogs the head
Foam packs into the gaps between the blades and sets like glue with stubble and skin.
How it works
Water runs through the blades while you shave
The AquaRazor™ pushes water through the razor, out between the blades, and onto your skin. The cartridge is being flushed clean on every single stroke, and the water itself is the lubrication.
No foam. Nothing to clog with.
What that changes
A clean blade cuts. A clogged blade drags
Drag is what causes the burn, the redness and the bumps on your neck. When hair and skin oil never build up in the head, the blade keeps cutting instead of scraping, and your skin stops paying for it.
It also means your blades stay sharp for longer, because a blocked cartridge is a cartridge that goes blunt fast.
The routine
Your shave now ends when your shower ends
You shave in the shower, where hot water has already softened the hair. No lathering, no rinsing the sink, no tapping the razor on the basin, no aftershave to sting it better afterwards. You step out done.