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Made in Canada
We machine the Henson Razor at our aerospace facility in Canada.
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Aerospace Quality
The Henson Razor is made to AS9100 standards. Buy once, use for life.
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Sold Around The World
The Henson Razor is a proven product, with over 700,000 sold around the world.
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Made by machinists.
In 2020, two machinists looked at both the multi-blade and traditional safety razors on the market, and saw glaring shortcomings in their designs.
They had spent years machining aerospace components, solving manufacturing challenges nearly every day, and thought: “We could make a better razor.”
They made the Henson Razor.
We think cartridge razors evolved around monetization.
Many multi-blade "features" create the very irritation they claim to solve, while ignoring the basics like holding the blade rigid.
Each upgrade exists to fix the problems the last one caused, and when a razor is built to sell cartridges, irritation isn't a failure. It's a business strategy.
Henson supports the blade.
By clamping the blade rigidly at a fixed 30° angle, Henson focuses on shaving effectiveness.
Since less cutting efficiency is lost to blade flex and movement, the shave requires less force, which means less tugging, pulling and irritation.