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The Absolute Best Razors That’ll Keep You Smooth Without the Nicks
We broke down all the buzzy choices, from subscription services to luxe safety razors and travel options. …
There are few things in beauty as personal as hair removal. When, how and if you remove face or body hair is up to each you and you only. Plus, the best razor blades for women are really for any gender to use. That being said, there are some great options on the market if you choose to get rid of some hair or trim down what you already have. These options are the best for getting ultra-smooth skin without any cuts or skin irritation.
Choosing what to use for hair removal is also pretty personal and everyone has a different opinion on their favorite razor. We’re here to help you break down all the buzziest options and make the choice that fits your lifestyle best. Looking for a razor that has a built-in trimmer? Schick has a great choice. Prefer an eco-friendly plastic-free razor? Try a safety razor from Oui the People or Bevel. Plus, there are multiple options for razor subscription services with ultra-affordable handles and blades delivered monthly.
Below, 10 of the best of the best razors.
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Gillette.
Gillette Venus Extra Smooth Green Women’s Razor
This 5-blade razor is a favorite for what the brand calls its “lubrastrip,” which allows it to glide over your skin and reduce cuts. While not really enough lubrication to shave with, it really helps the glide factor when used with a shaving gel or oil. This set comes with the razor handle and two replacement blades.
Billie.
Billie Razor
You’ve probably read us wax on about how much we love this razor, as well as the brand’s newest hair and body care offerings. For just $9, you’ll receive a razor (in a choice of five colors), the Mag(net)ic holder and two 5-blade razor cartridges. Once you choose your razor, you’ll have the choice to decide how often you want to receive four replacement blades ($9). I shave pretty often so I chose once a month, but you can also do every other month or every three months. Then, add on shave cream ($8) a travel case ($5) biodegradable face wipes ($9) or body lotion ($12). Ta-da! No more shopping at the drugstore for razors again.
Schick.
Schick Intuition Limited Edition Hello Kitty Sensitive Skin Razor
You probably already know just how handy the Schick Intuition razor is for shaving. But did you know there’s an adorable Hello Kitty version? Just like the OG, this razor has a built-in skin conditioning bar made with aloe and vitamin E to help reduce cuts and hydrate dry skin. No need for shave gel! We’re all about saving time in the shower. This set comes with one razor and four refills.
Buy: Schick Hello Kitty Razor $19.99
Flamingo.
Flamingo Razor
Flamingo’s ergonomic razor looks way more expensive than it is, all the way down to the 5-blade cartridge. You have four colorways to choose from and you’ll receive one razor and handle. Since getting to the spa and salon is tough right now, we suggest adding hair remover-helpers that’ll make your life a lot easier. Grab four replacement blades and a Face Wax Kit.
Target.
Bevel Shave System Safety Razor
If you’ve never used a safety razor, now might be a perfect time. What had once been a man’s kept secret, is now getting well known to everyone for the closest shave yet. Safety razors use a single double-edge blade that doesn’t tug and pull and you don’t even need to apply much pressure to the skin while shaving. Although the initial price might yield a sticker shock, you’ll save money in the long run on disposable cartridges. (20 blades are just $10!) Plus, no plastic makes these much more eco-friendly.
Target.
Schick Hydro Silk 5 TrimStyle Women’s Razor
Anyone who has ever shaved the bikini area knows that it’s basically impossible without some trimming. This two-on-one razor has a 5-blade cartridge (with hypo-allergenic moisturizing serum) on one side and a waterproof trimmer on the other, making it clutch for any kind of hair maintenance. The trimmer has an adjustable comb so you can decide on the right length for you.
Bic.
BIC Soleil Comfort Women’s Disposable Razor
If you’re heading on a trip and need it’s easier to take a cheap disposable option zor you can throw out before you leave, these 4-blade razors are a favorite. The blades are flexible to glide over your skin, which is rare for a disposable razor. Plus, the soothing moisture strip enriched with coconut milk helps keep nicks at bay. One pack gets you three razors, making them less than two bucks each.
Buy: BIC Disposable Razor $4.92
Oui the People.
Oui the People The Single
If you’re looking to support Black-owned beauty brands, you can’t go wrong with this rose gold sensitive skin safety razor. Karen Young, the founder of Oui the People, was tired of dealing with razor burn and ingrown hairs. She collaborated with engineers in the U.S. and Germany to create a razor that’s gentle on the skin, no matter what part of the body you shave. (Yes, even the bikini line.) Each razor comes with 10 replacement blades and is made-to-order so you’ll have to wait up to 10 weeks for your purchase. Still, once you get it in your hands, you won’t remember how you lived without it. Add on the hydrating body gloss ($65) for especially smooth skin.
Alleyoop.
Alleyoop All-in-One Razor
There truly is not an easier-to-use travel razor than this one from Alleyoop. If you’re heading on a road trip or you’ll be somewhere without easy access to a shower, you can fully shave with this razor without irritation. The carriage spins so you can access two triple-blade razors, a refillable water spray bottle and a shea butter moisturizing bar. Fill it up with water and you can shave pretty much anywhere.
Athena Club.
Athena Club The Razor Kit
Fans of this sleek razor promise the super-sharp 5-blade cartridge cushioned with skin guards gives you the smoothest shave yet. After picking a handle color (our of six options), you select how often you shave and how many blades you want to purchase. The more blades you grab, the cheaper each one is. You then have the option to add shaving foam ($9), body lotion ($14) and face wipes ($10).
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Carmen Bryan’s Cryptic Post Stirs the Pot in Jay-Z Controversy
The hip-hop industry currently faces substantial controversy as Jay-Z finds himself in the eye of a storm. Allegations of sexual assault stemming from a 2000 afterparty involving the illustrious rap mogul and disgraced music executive Diddy have ignited fierce public debate. While Jay-Z categorically denies the accusations and expresses his intent to contest the lawsuit, the court of public sentiment appears to have already rendered its verdict. Further complicating this turmoil is the involvement of Carmen Bryan, a name from Jay’s contentious history, which has added a chilling layer to the evolving situation.
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The intrigue didn’t stop there. Bryan shared a snapshot of Jay-Z’s lyrics from his 2010 track “Monster,” honing in on a particularly unsettling line: “Kill a block, I murder the avenues, I rape and pillage your village, women and children.” Though these lyrics were part of a more extensive metaphorical verse showcasing a “monster” persona, their resurfacing in this context feels calculated and ominous.
Bryan is no stranger to controversy, having previously aired her grievances toward Jay-Z. In her 2006 memoir, It’s No Secret: From Nas to Jay-Z, Seduction to Scandal, she detailed their affair and its tumultuous fallout. Additionally, she revealed in a 2017 interview that she had been pregnant with Jay-Z’s child, only to suffer a miscarriage. The relationship, fraught with personal and public conflict, remains a blemish on Jay-Z’s meticulously crafted, otherwise carefully curated narrative. Carmen Bryan’s multifaceted approach raises pertinent questions: Is she simply sharing her perspective on morality in the industry, or does she possess additional undisclosed knowledge?
While the allegations against Jay-Z are still under legal evaluation, Bryan’s Instagram post has reignited another dimension to the complex and polarizing discussions about power dynamics, accountability, and the ethical responsibilities of those influential individuals in the spotlight. Her courageous decision to use Jay-Z’s lyrics against him paints a stark picture that forces fans and critics alike to reckon with the blurred lines between art and reality.
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In a stunning twist to an already high-stakes legal dispute unfolding with the intensity of a Hollywood thriller, Jay-Z, one of music’s most preeminent figures, finds himself at the center of an explosive allegation involving minors. This drama stems from accusations brought forth by attorney Tony Buzbee and has escalated a conflict that began with a lawsuit over alleged extortion. Buzbee, who represents a woman accusing the music mogul of sexually assaulting her at the 2000 MTV VMAs afterparty, claims there are additional alleged victims, involving both male and female minors.
Jay-Z and his attorney, Alex Spiro, aren’t backing down. They have initiated a countersuit against Buzbee, vehemently denying the allegations and characterizing them as “entirely fabricated and malicious.” Spiro’s filing asserts that Buzbee’s accusations are part of a calculated scheme to tarnish the rapper’s reputation and coerce a settlement. “These baseless accusations are nothing more than a weapon in a calculated plot,” Spiro stated, doubling down on their stance that the allegations are devoid of any factual basis.
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Late Sunday, Jay-Z fired back with a defiant statement on X (formerly Twitter). “What he had calculated was the nature of these allegations and the public scrutiny would make me want to settle,” he wrote. “No sir, it had the opposite effect! It made me want to expose you for the fraud you are in a VERY public fashion. So no, I will not give you ONE RED PENNY!!”
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