Invented and designed in Australia, patented globally, currently largely manufactured in China, with a small component in Australia.

Ergonomic design at its core is about designing the product to fit the person, not the other way around.

Reset Razor is revolutionary in design - finally your wrist and hand can work in its' most capable positioning, resulting in more accurate and smoother shaving!

The stick razor design is actually good for shaving the face - that’s what it was designed for! However, the Reset Razor may allow some face shavers with impaired grip to finally be able to shave more safely again !

Yes! The flat pre-shave surface area allows for helpful skin smoothing before the blade makes contact.

Give us a try - we think you’ll find it easier with the enhanced control!

For complex ‘topiary’ you may require a narrow single blade tool!

Yes! The razor was designed for task, not gender, so it’s perfect for anyone who body shaves.A great colour range and two options for frequency of refill cartridge delivery caters to all shavers!

Yes! Our razor offers an easy to grip handle with various options for grip type allowing those with weakness or pain more options for success.

Good design benefits all!

If you're dealing with ingrown hairs after shaving, don't worry. There are a few things you can do to help treat and prevent them.

• Ingrown hairs occur when hair grows back into the skin instead of out of it. To prevent them, it's important to exfoliate regularly and shave with the grain of the hair in areas where you are particularly prone.
• Don't pick or squeeze ingrown hairs, and apply a warm compress to reduce inflammation. Use a gentle exfoliating product to help release the trapped hair.
• Consider using a topical cream or gel that contains salicylic acid or glycolic acid.

Remember, ingrown hairs are treatable, so with some extra care and attention, you can keep your skin looking and feeling smooth and healthy.

Razor burn is a common skin irritation post shaving. It can be caused by several factors, including:

1. Using a dull or old razor blade - a dull blade can pull at the skin instead of cutting the hairs cleanly, which can lead to skin irritation.
2. Dry shaving - Shaving without any lubrication or using an insufficient amount of shaving cream or gel can cause friction between the razor and the skin
3. Using too much force can cause skin irritation and razor burn. Reset Razor helps reduce this, as it requires barely any downward pressure to use.
4. Having sensitive skin - if you have sensitive skin you may be more prone to razor burn and other skin irritations. Shaving against the direction of hair growth can cause the razor to pull at the hairs and irritate the skin.

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It's important to regularly change razor blades to maintain a smooth and irritation-free shave. Dull blades can lead to nicks, cuts, and ingrown hairs, which can be both painful and unsightly.

To avoid these issues, it's generally recommended that razor blades be replaced after 5-10 shaves, or sooner if you notice any signs of dullness or discomfort. By staying on top of your blade changes, you can ensure a close and comfortable shave that leaves your skin feeling silky and smooth.

Plus, it's a simple and affordable way to take care of yourself and keep your skin looking its best!

See blade refill subscription options.

With the first order you will receive your first pack of blade refills, then they are shipped to you every 6 weeks.

Based on your shaving needs, you can receive blade refills:

3 blades every 6 weeks OR 6 blades every 6 weeks.

You choose depending on your hair thickness and shaving frequency.

Yes! You have the flexibility to adjust your delivery schedule at any time before billing to suit your preferences.

Cancelling your blade subscription is simple. We don't require you to have an account to create a subscription, but to cancel a subscription, tap the account icon at the top of the website and create an account using the email you started your subscription with.

When you sign in to this account, you'll see a 'Manage Subscription' button. Your active subscriptions will be displayed here. You can then cancel the subscription from this menu, and then delete your account aftwerward if you wish.

A neutral, mild, fresh smell for everyone that won’t compete with your soaps, lotions and fragrances.

Our Lubricating Strips are made out of:

✔️Polyoxyethylene
✔️Polystyrene
✔️Sodium lauryl polyoxyethylene ether
✔️C.I.Pigment Green
✔️Tocopherol Acid (Vitamin E)
✔️Aloe barbadensis (Aloe Vera)

Yes, the tube is 100% recyclable and is designed with a wide opening to allow for refilling (coming soon!)

Give it a try! It would be useful for small tidy ups like neck and cheeks but again depends on your hair growth.

Beard stubble can be very coarse and may need a more lathering gel or cream. We are big on using the right tool for the job !

No. We specifically created it to be rinse free. The unique formulation leaves no sticky residue, and can be rubbed in as a moisturiser !

(no need to rinse off).

Australia: Delivery within 5-15 business days*

New Zealand: Delivery within 8-15 business days*

*Depending on your location.

Currently Australia and New Zealand*.

We ship to NZ and Amazon US!

Click HERE to visit our Amazon storefront.

Send us a message if you live elsewhere!

Exfoliating your skin before shaving can help remove dead skin cells and prevent ingrown hairs. You can use a gentle body scrub or exfoliating mitt for this purpose.

A dull razor can cause irritation and razor burn, so it's important to use a sharp one. Replace your razor blades frequently to ensure a close and comfortable shave.

Shaving in the shower or bath can help soften your hair and make it easier to shave. The warm water can also help open up your pores and reduce the risk of irritation.

A good shaving cream or gel can provide a protective barrier between your razor and your skin, reducing the risk of cuts and irritation. Look for a product that's designed for sensitive skin if you're prone to irritation

Shaving in the direction of your hair growth can help reduce the risk of irritation and ingrown hairs. If you need to shave against the grain to achieve a closer shave, do so with caution and use a light touch.

After you're done shaving, rinse your skin with cool water to close up your pores. Then, apply a moisturizer to help soothe your skin.