Gillette in the early 1900s ... it made the most sense to focus on non-adjustable, double-edge safety razors because these are the most popular safety razors and, generally speaking, the best ...

BOSTON, May 2, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Gillette (NYSE: PG) announces the release of its first-to-market Heated Razor by GilletteLabs ... the entire shave. Adjustable Temperature Levels ...

Gillette invented the safety razor with disposable blades ... In 1957 Gillette introduced an adjustable razor with three settings – for light, medium and heavy beards – and as the sixties ...

It took them five years to perfect the double-edged safety razor blade, which fit into a specially designed holder with an adjustable head. Gillette was 48 years old when the American Safety ...

Gillette, patented the first safety razor more than 100 years ... For the next several decades, Gillette would experiment with “adjustable” razors, razors with oxidized blue steel, razors ...

At 122 grams, it feels nice and solid in your hand, but is also the best adjustable safety razor in terms of how easily it can be manoeuvred across the contours of your face with precision.

Gillette is betting there’s an audience for the high-tech luxury razor, which has two heat settings: 110 degrees and 122 degrees. The razor has built-in heat sensors and safety features to ...

Gillette is moving into the below-the-neck manscape landscape in a big way with its new Body Razor, which it is touting as “the first razor built for the terrain of a man’s body.” ...

It's a far cry from the company's classic Aristocrat razor, introduced in the 1930s. The company takes its name from King C Gillette, regarded as the father of the modern safety razor, and who ...

Safety razors were pretty much the only way people shaved from about 1920 through the early 1970s, when Gillette introduced its first cartridge systems, leading to razors that both added ...

As the original manufacturer of the first popularised safety razor, Gillette has the know-how when it comes to the shaving utensil. At £17.50 for 15 blades and the razor itself, it’s great ...