Facial Razor

1. Start with clean and moisturized skin OR use while washing your face, with your face wash still on the skin.
2. After removing cap from tool, hold the razor at an angle and apply short, feathery strokes downward and with light pressure anywhere you need to remove excess hair.To avoid irritation, move in the direction of hair growth. Do not use more than 3 times per area.
3. Once finished, rinse face and apply moisturizer or serum to sooth the skin and avoid drying.
4. Rinse razor with warm water or an alcohol wipe to clean. Once dry, replace cap and store. Use once per week.

Replacement Blades:

1. Pinch the rounded plastic edge and pull out from tool. If blade is stuck, slowly wiggle from side to side until loose.
2. Slide new blade in and safely discard used blade.

Tool Care: Clean with alcohol to prevent infection and bacteria build-up before and after each use. Place the cap back on the razors after use and store in a dry place. Handle razor with care, blade is sharp.

1. Start with clean and moisturized skin OR use while washing your face, with your face wash still on the skin.
2. After removing cap from tool, hold the razor at an angle and apply short, feathery strokes downward and with light pressure anywhere you need to remove excess hair.To avoid irritation, move in the direction of hair growth. Do not use more than 3 times per area.
3. Once finished, rinse face and apply moisturizer or serum to sooth the skin and avoid drying.
4. Rinse razor with warm water or an alcohol wipe to clean. Once dry, replace cap and store. Use once per week.

Replacement Blades:

1. Pinch the rounded plastic edge and pull out from tool. If blade is stuck, slowly wiggle from side to side until loose.
2. Slide new blade in and safely discard used blade.

Tool Care: Clean with alcohol to prevent infection and bacteria build-up before and after each use. Place the cap back on the razors after use and store in a dry place. Handle razor with care, blade is sharp.