The EZ Shave Leg Razor rethinks how a razor should look. It\nplaces the handle of the razor to the side of the blades, allowing for women to\nhold this razor in a comfortable, powerful position. By placing the handle to the\nside, users can grip the handle with a closed fist. While doing this, their\nwrist is in a natural, unflexed position where they can leverage the use of\nstronger joints and muscles to pull the razor up their leg. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
This razor also features a wide, ergonomic gel handle. The width\nof the handle makes it easier for a firm, closed-fist grip while the silicone\ntextured gel over mold acts as a cushion for the hands.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
At the front end of the handle, a parting line splits the\nhandle from the detachable razor head. This is where users would detach old\nrazor head portions form the handle and connect new razor heads. To do this,\nusers can cover the razor with a towel and twist the front head slightly and\npull the razor head off. Attaching a razor word work similarly\u2014users would insert\nthe razor head and lock it into place.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The razor itself has a swivel range to allow for a close\nshave. This swivel is made possible due to the hinges that connect the blade\nportion to the head of the razor. The upper razor portion is made of durable\nplastic while the four blades are made of steel. Above the four blades sits a lotion-infused solid\nshaving cream bar\u2014which eliminates the extra step of applying shaving cream. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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