Upgrade your shave experience with the all-metal Leaf razor. The pivoting head makes this razor ideal for EcoWarriors who aren't a fan of the classic safety razor but are tired of razor burn, plastic waste, and shelling out extra cash on blades.
From head to toe and everything in between, these plastic-free razors are a favorite sustainable swap for both men and women.
Each razor comes with a starter set of 10 refill blades. Grab more blades here.
Looking for the ultimate shave gift? Check out our Leaf Shave Gift Bundle!
* Razor stand sold separately.
Material
Zinc and stainless steel razor with stainless steel blades.
To Use
Open the razor by turning the screw on the back. Load 1, 2, or 3 blades into the razor starting with the lowest position. Close the razor and tighten the screw.
Loading only the top blade will give you the mildest shave possible. Adding the middle blade will give you a moderately close shave. All three blades together will give you the closest shave.
Care
Rinse your razor after each use to remove any residual soap and hair. Store in a dry place where it can fully dry between uses. Check out the Leaf Razor Stand for a beautiful and functional storage option. As needed, deep clean your razor with some vinegar and baking soda.
Packaging + End of Life
Every Leaf Razor comes with a lifetime warranty, so you should never have to dispose of it. However, it can be recycled with metal recycling. Blades can be returned to Leaf for proper recycling.
Each razor is packaged in a carboard box, which can be recycled with curbside paper recycling.
Origin
The razors are manufactured in Taiwan, and the blades are manufactured in Egypt.
We ship ugly boxes
Our commitment to sustainability doesn't end when you press that checkout button.
We pack all of our orders in reused boxes and envelopes, with reused paper packaging, post-consumer recycled paper labels, and even paper tape.
You may not get an IG-worthy unboxing, but you will get the most sustainable packaging we can possibly find.
Oh and did we mention our shipping is always carbon negative?