How to Choose the Right Razor

How to Choose the Right Razor for Your Needs and Skin Type

There are various types of razors, including T-shaped and L-shaped razors, as well as those for shaving facial hair and those for removing unwanted hair.

For those who are unsure which razor to choose, we introduce how to choose the right razor.

T-Shaped Razors
Suitable for Shaving

For Beginners – Pivoting Head Type

Because it moves to fit the contours of your face, it helps reduce the burden on the skin and minimizes missed spots. It is ideal for beginners, people with sensitive skin, and those who want to shave quickly when they have little time in the morning.

For a Close Shave – Fixed Type

If your beard is thick and coarse and you want a close shave, the fixed type is recommended. It may be slightly difficult to adjust until you get used to it, but since you can control the pressure and angle yourself, you can achieve a very clean shave when used properly.

L-Shaped Razors
Suitable for Facial Grooming

For Wider Areas of the Face

When treating wider areas such as the cheeks and forehead, an L-shaped razor with a longer blade is recommended. We offer various types, including those with and without a Safety Guard and foldable types, but the standard type is the most recommended.

For Narrow Areas

For detailed treatment in narrow areas such as around the eyebrows and around the mouth, an L-shaped razor with a shorter blade is convenient. We offer L-shaped razors with 20 mm and 15 mm blades, but this razor is recommended because it is easier to handle and has a more compact head shape.

Grooming by Area

Ear Hair

There are various methods such as shavers, wax, and tweezers, but as a result of pursuing safety and comfort, we recommend a newly developed tweezer based on a new idea that grips and pulls out ear hair with a spring, making it easier to treat ear hair that cannot be seen directly.

Nose Hair

Generally, many people use nose hair trimmers or scissors, but we have developed a razor specifically for nose hair. The head shape is designed based on research into various nose sizes and shapes, and the blade is covered with a comb-shaped resin guard, allowing it to be used safely.