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Below is a breakdown of the four core hair removal methods stocked in this collection, grouped by how each one works.
Wet Shaving
A straight or safety razor used with water and a lathering agent to soften hair before cutting, typically done in multiple light passes.
Electric Shaving
A rotary or foil-type electric shaver used dry, without water or lather, generally causing fewer cuts than wet shaving.
Waxing & Epilating
Removes hair directly from the root using wax or a mechanical epilator, leaving skin smooth for two to four weeks.
Hair Removal Creams
A chemical formula that dissolves hair at the skin's surface, without a blade or wax.
Aftershave is a product applied after shaving, typically formulated with three functional components working together to protect and soothe the skin.
Antiseptic
Prevents infection from small nicks, typically using isopropyl alcohol.
Astringent
Reduces skin irritation and helps calm redness after shaving.
Moisturiser
Softens the skin and helps restore hydration lost during shaving.
Two Common Side Effects
Razor Burn
A mild rash appearing shortly after shaving, usually fading within a few hours to a few days.
Razor Bumps
Known as pseudofolliculitis barbae — a cut hair curls back into the skin and becomes inflamed, managed with aloe vera aftercare and gentle exfoliation.
Everything you need to know about our shavers & hair removal range