Safety razor

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$65.00

Today's Total

$65.00









Your razor is made up of three parts and you’ll add the blade to make it four. Handling your razor is easier with dry hands so we recommend setting it up before you hop in the shower or bath.

  1. Hold the handle of your razor in one hand and grip the head in the other, pinching down from top to bottom. Unscrew the handle and gently lay all the parts down.
  2. If you’re changing blades, this is a good time to give everything a good rinse in some soapy water.
  3. Pick up the blade, taking care not to touch the sharp edges, then pop it onto the top piece, lining up the holes in the razor with the spokes on the head.
  4. Gently lay the flat head piece on top with the spacer ridges touching the blade—if you place it the wrong way, the blade won’t reach your skin and won’t cut your hair.
  5. Hold the head steady by pinching the top and bottom, avoiding the sharp blade edges, and then screw the handle back on.
  6. Enjoy your best shave ever!


Natalie and Emilie, are co-founders of well kept. Their story starts like many others – with a desire for a product that they just couldn’t find. But their journey has has evolved to mean so much more. In their search for a more sustainable and enjoyable shaving experience, they discovered many other facets of wellbeing that aren’t just bad for your skin, but harmful for the earth, too.
That’s why they made their sustainable brass safety razor and carefully curated a selection of goods that we believe make your self-care routine more intentional for both your body and mind

Brass & stainless steel

OVERVIEW

Description

This weighty brass safety razor offers a smooth, irritation-free shave for every part of the body. well kept’s eco friendly razor is made in Canada, lasts for a long (long) time, and works with standard safety razor blades.

  • Comes with one stainless steel blade that reduces irritation and ingrown hairs
  • Blades cost cents rather than dollars
  • Recycle your blades with our BLADE BANK PROGRAM

This safety razor isn’t complicated, you just have to get to know it. Time is your best friend when it comes to learning how to shave your body. Close the door, run the water, be gentle.









Your razor is made up of three parts and you’ll add the blade to make it four. Handling your razor is easier with dry hands so we recommend setting it up before you hop in the shower or bath.

  1. Hold the handle of your razor in one hand and grip the head in the other, pinching down from top to bottom. Unscrew the handle and gently lay all the parts down.
  2. If you’re changing blades, this is a good time to give everything a good rinse in some soapy water.
  3. Pick up the blade, taking care not to touch the sharp edges, then pop it onto the top piece, lining up the holes in the razor with the spokes on the head.
  4. Gently lay the flat head piece on top with the spacer ridges touching the blade—if you place it the wrong way, the blade won’t reach your skin and won’t cut your hair.
  5. Hold the head steady by pinching the top and bottom, avoiding the sharp blade edges, and then screw the handle back on.
  6. Enjoy your best shave ever!


Natalie and Emilie, are co-founders of well kept. Their story starts like many others – with a desire for a product that they just couldn’t find. But their journey has has evolved to mean so much more. In their search for a more sustainable and enjoyable shaving experience, they discovered many other facets of wellbeing that aren’t just bad for your skin, but harmful for the earth, too.
That’s why they made their sustainable brass safety razor and carefully curated a selection of goods that we believe make your self-care routine more intentional for both your body and mind

Brass & stainless steel

Our Products Are

Comparable in Price
to Trader Joe’s & Smith’s

ECO-Friendly

Never Tested on Animals

Most are Locally
Produced

Comparable in Price to Trader Joe’s & Smith’s

ECO-Friendly

Never Tested on Animals

Most are Locally
Produced

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Right before wrapping up our interview with Jane Lotubai, she interjected how strongly she feels that the word “environmentalism” needs reimagining. She wants to be a part of a new brand of environmentalism that prioritizes social and environmental justice and includes and empowers all people-- especially those most vulnerable.

Jane and her family fled to Nairobi, Kenya, as refugees from South Sudan in 1991. In 2003, Jane's mother, seeking better opportunities and a safer upbringing for her children, immigrated to the United States. Jane and her family moved from state to state before settling in Utah. She became accustomed to being the new kid and the only black person in the classroom or neighborhood. The Lotubias landed in Salt Lake City because Utah, unbeknownst to many, is home to a large and thriving Sudanese community with over 65 ethinc groups represented. Every year leaders within the community organize meet-ups and parties, and provide a strong safety net for one another.

Jane’s driving passion is fashion. Every facet of the creative process, from modeling, to behind-the-scenes runway design, enthralls and inspires her. She does, however, avoid fast fashion, and instead advocates for well made and long lasting garments. Since a young age, her mom has embedded a deep thriftiness in her and her siblings. Her household reuses and repurposes everything from containers to clothes. When clothes get too worn to wear, Jane will often design outfits and her mom, who is an expert seamstress, will sew (or teach Jane how to sew) her vision into reality.

The Black Lives Matter movement is important to Jane, and she participated in several of the recent protests-- even if that meant going alone. Environmentalism and social justice should not be happening independently of each other. But when she thinks of the word “environmentalism” she thinks of white-washed marketing and privilege. She said “I’m still trying to feel comfortable and safe walking down the street, and I don’t think people understand what a privilege it is to have the time and energy to advocate for the environment.”

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A refillery helps reduce single use plastics. Rather than throwing away various household & personal hygiene product bottles, you refill them. FostersRefillery.com (link in bio) is an online marketplace of locally and/or sustainably made household cleaners, soaps, hair care, oral hygiene, and glass containers.

We deliver products to your home via bike or a multi trip drive, weigh the desired amount, and refill our/your containers.

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fostersrefillery We hope everyone is getting their outside fix during these cold winter months, staying save during these covid times, AND keeping their teeth nice & bright & clean!
We carry @nelsonnaturals toothpaste tablets, and paste. They get the job done while staying package and harmful chemical free.

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fostersrefillery LOCAL SPOTLIGHT
Right before wrapping up our interview with Jane Lotubai, she interjected how strongly she feels that the word “environmentalism” needs reimagining. She wants to be a part of a new brand of environmentalism that prioritizes social and environmental justice and includes and empowers all people-- especially those most vulnerable.

Jane and her family fled to Nairobi, Kenya, as refugees from South Sudan in 1991. In 2003, Jane's mother, seeking better opportunities and a safer upbringing for her children, immigrated to the United States. Jane and her family moved from state to state before settling in Utah. She became accustomed to being the new kid and the only black person in the classroom or neighborhood. The Lotubias landed in Salt Lake City because Utah, unbeknownst to many, is home to a large and thriving Sudanese community with over 65 ethinc groups represented. Every year leaders within the community organize meet-ups and parties, and provide a strong safety net for one another.

Jane’s driving passion is fashion. Every facet of the creative process, from modeling, to behind-the-scenes runway design, enthralls and inspires her. She does, however, avoid fast fashion, and instead advocates for well made and long lasting garments. Since a young age, her mom has embedded a deep thriftiness in her and her siblings. Her household reuses and repurposes everything from containers to clothes. When clothes get too worn to wear, Jane will often design outfits and her mom, who is an expert seamstress, will sew (or teach Jane how to sew) her vision into reality.

The Black Lives Matter movement is important to Jane, and she participated in several of the recent protests-- even if that meant going alone. Environmentalism and social justice should not be happening independently of each other. But when she thinks of the word “environmentalism” she thinks of white-washed marketing and privilege. She said “I’m still trying to feel comfortable and safe walking down the street, and I don’t think people understand what a privilege it is to have the time and energy to advocate for the environment.”

fostersrefillery We're Utah's refillery service!

A refillery helps reduce single use plastics. Rather than throwing away various household & personal hygiene product bottles, you refill them. FostersRefillery.com (link in bio) is an online marketplace of locally and/or sustainably made household cleaners, soaps, hair care, oral hygiene, and glass containers.

We deliver products to your home via bike or a multi trip drive, weigh the desired amount, and refill our/your containers.

Swipe to for more information & to see some door hanger we put up around town!

fostersrefillery We hope everyone is getting their outside fix during these cold winter months, staying save during these covid times, AND keeping their teeth nice & bright & clean!
We carry @nelsonnaturals toothpaste tablets, and paste. They get the job done while staying package and harmful chemical free.

We carry the most delicious locally made hand soaps by @the_skincandy_! These soaps will get you squeaky clean with all natural ingredients, & we have super scrumptious scents. ??? . . . . #shoplocal #refillnotlandfill #deliveryservice #womanownedbusiness #supportlocalbusiness #allnatural #environmentaljustice #gifts #ecogifts #localgifts #Sustainable #sustainableproducts #refillery #ecofriendly #ecofriendlyproducts #smallbusiness #localbusiness #SLC #slcbusiness #utah #utahbusinesses #utahgram #milkman #delivery #Reusable

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