Nukka - 8 pieces of Disposable Dual Blade Razor I Ladies and Men I Vegan Shaver I Bamboo Handle I Soothing Aloe Strip for Sensitive Skin I Sustainable Plastic-Free Shaving & Grooming

I bought these razors as their plastic free and made of bamboo.They came in a completely recyclable packaging.The razors are very lightweight and very comfortable to use.They give a extremely close shave and they didn't nick or cut me.I love these razors they are 100% eco friendly and so easy to use.I have already recommended them to friends and I will definitely be ordering again.

Excellent quality good all rounder

not very sharp but still manages to hack at your legs

I think we’d all like to try to make a difference in terms of reducing waste - especially plastics - and disposable razors are a very typical user of a lot of moulded plastic that is thrown away after use. Cometh Nukka with a real alternative, showing just what can be achieved in terms of recyclable materials with these excellent disposable razors. With only steel for the blades, bamboo for the handle and corn for the blade cover they leave no footprint as everything can be recycled or is biodegradable.In the hand the razors feel very light to me, almost too light to be workmanlike, but that impression soon disappears when you start to use them. The bamboo handle is quite short, but it works well, the Aloe Vera lube strip at the top of the blade housing is slick when wet, the steel blades are very sharp and get the job done admirably. I might have a couple of extra passes with some thicker areas of growth, but that is small beer in terms of the eco-benefits.Highly recommended! Give these Nukka disposable razors a try, we’ll all benefit.*Update* I have managed 5-6 shaves from each of the blades I have used to-date - also have very positive feedback from my son who tried them this past week. Really just reinforces my vire that these are an excellent razor - and will be my go to buy from now on.

Disposable Razors are very convenient but their big downfall is that they're invariably made of plastic and we're all aware these days of what truly awful stuff that really is and how much damage it's doing to our environment.There is an alternative and these disposable razors by Nukka show the way. no plastic at all is used,the handle is made of Bamboo, the twin blades of re-recyclable steel and cartridge and blade cover of bio-degradable Corn.The razors feel really nice to use, not least the rounded Bamboo handle which is nice and smooth,none of the edges of the usual moulded plastic versions.All of this worthiness wouldn't be worth anything if the razors didn't give a good shave.............and it's excellent. There's an added Aloe Vera lubrication strip for extra smoothness, I've been buying disposables with that feature for years and I'm glad to see it on these.These give an equivalent shave to the higher-end disposable razors from the big names and while they're slightly more expensive there's not much in it.............and as far as sustainable and responsible shaving goes they're not even contenders.This is a great product, hopefully in the near-future disposable razors of these materials will be the norm.My only slight quibble is that the blade covers tend to be a bit loose and can drop off if you're moving the razor around, aside from that bit of pedantry ,highly-recommended.

The disposable bamboo razors are really good for the environment, and I am happy to contribute to this cause.All apart from the blade is eco, the blade can be recycled though, but dispose of carefully.In this pack are eight two bladed razors, I have tried the three bladed razor too.It’s swings and roundabouts trailing the two and three blades. For a start with these two blades, I received 8 actual razors, however in the three blades, only receive 4 razors.The three blades normally would indicate a better shave, but not necessarily true. My husband did a test on me, he gave me one razor out of each pack, one for legs, the other for my upper lip, and chin. He watched so I didn’t look. To be honest I only guessed which one was which. So to me not a lot of difference. Both do the job satisfactory, feels smooth, no nicks and no bleeding from over use, or bluntness.I know know I used the three blade on my legs, and the two blade for my facial hair. Great prices whichever you choose. Not disposed of as yet, still going and my husband shaves every day except Sundays.There are more in the pack with two blades, so it is up to you which you choose. I did use the two blades on my legs, I have to be honest and say both were about the same.Both are from Nukka so you will have choices.I am happy with the ones we have.Excellent priceBasic packaging, but the razors are fine.⭐️ Thank you to the seller⭐️ I hope my review helps you

I like the idea of these biodegradable bamboo razors and thought I’d give them a try.They come in a box of 8 and for £2.99, that’s an absolute bargain! The razors are light and easy to handle. I feel the handle of the razor is a little too small and could do with being slightly longer but that said, it’s still easy to hold and manoeuvre with. Now, I’m used to razors that have a moveable head which adjust to the contours of your face. Using these disposable razors, where the head doesn’t move, made me cut myself more times than I ever have in a year. I could see faint lines of blood running down my chest in the shower and made a mess around my Adams apple. If you’re coming from a razor with a moveable head, I can’t recommend these at all. No matter how you move your wrist to compensate for the fixed head, you end up nicking yourself going round your chin and the contours of your face. If they made a version with a movable head, then I’ll try them again but as it stands, I won’t be using these again…