About a week.
Start on setting 1, use no pressure, and keep the angle near thirty degrees. After that it is as quick as a cartridge.
An adjustable double-edge safety razor in smooth stainless steel. Eight settings, and ten blades in the box.
It comes apart by hand. Rinse it clean, change a blade in ten seconds, and put it back together the same way it has always gone. Nothing on it is made to be thrown away.

A cartridge handle is built to last as long as its warranty. This one is built to outlast you, and we put that in writing.
Answer three questions. The dial turns to the setting you should start on.
1Since your last shave
2Your skin
3Your experience
Seven mornings to learn it. After that, you won't think about it again.
Mornings 1–3
No pressure. Let the weight of the razor do the work. It will feel slow.
Mornings 4–7
A nick or two is normal. A styptic stick closes it in seconds.
Week two
Most men settle between 3 and 5.
About a week.
Start on setting 1, use no pressure, and keep the angle near thirty degrees. After that it is as quick as a cartridge.
Any double-edge blade.
Every standard double-edge blade sold anywhere fits. Ours cost fourteen cents each, and you are never locked in.
Four to six shaves.
Closer to three for a thick beard. A packet of a hundred lasts about two years.
The razor, yes.
Blades go in checked luggage, or buy a packet when you land. They are sold everywhere.
Send it back.
Shave with it for thirty nights. If you don't want to keep it, we refund every cent.
All of the steel.
If it bends, cracks or the dial fails, we replace it. Dropping it on tile counts.