Complexity v Simplicity. Why King of Shaves Azor Is A Razor For The Future.
Yesterday, we were contacted by one of our retail partners to ask how 'green' our razor was. This prompted Andy and New Andy to take apart a Gillette Fusion and Mach3, and lay them alongside our Azor.
The Mach3 system razor comprised sixteen individual plastic and metal parts (excluding the cartridge), all requiring assembly and as you might imagine, somewhat challenging to recycle.
The Fusion manual system razor comprised ten parts.
The Azor comprised just one.
This is what we call "Simply Better, Designed In", because we see shaving simplicity as a virtue. This is our future, and we hope you embrace it too. You can find out a little bit more about our view on the environment here
PS - we didn't even look at taking apart a Fusion Power razor, or the Precision Trimmer...I think you know what my view would be on them!!!
The Mach3 system razor comprised sixteen individual plastic and metal parts (excluding the cartridge), all requiring assembly and as you might imagine, somewhat challenging to recycle.
The Fusion manual system razor comprised ten parts.
The Azor comprised just one.
This is what we call "Simply Better, Designed In", because we see shaving simplicity as a virtue. This is our future, and we hope you embrace it too. You can find out a little bit more about our view on the environment here
PS - we didn't even look at taking apart a Fusion Power razor, or the Precision Trimmer...I think you know what my view would be on them!!!
