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All metal Fixed 30° Blades from 5p No subscription

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Three-piece double-edge safety razor · Aluminium and Zamak, 60 g
One blade, clamped at a fixed 30 degrees with minimal exposure
Three pieces, all metal. Nothing to wear out, nothing to replace
Takes any standard double-edge blade, from 5p each
Bought once. No cartridges, no refill lock-in, no subscription
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The Carlton is a three-piece double-edge safety razor, machined in aluminium and Zamak. It weighs 60 g, the handle is 100 mm, and the head holds a single blade at a fixed thirty degrees with minimal exposure.

That fixed angle is the whole point. A multi-blade cartridge lifts the hair out of the follicle and cuts it while it is stretched, so the cut end retracts below the surface of your skin and grows back into the follicle wall. One blade, held still, cuts the hair where it stands.

It takes any standard double-edge blade. That standard has been open since 1904, which is why a blade costs around 5p instead of the £1.41 to £2.62 a cartridge costs at UK retail. There is no proprietary refill and no subscription: you buy blades wherever you like, whenever you like.

The first three shaves will feel different, and you may take a nick. It is pressure, not the blade. Let the weight of the razor do the work and by the fourth shave you will stop thinking about it.

One blade, held at a fixed 30°

Two passes, 30 seconds a day

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Using it

Loading a blade. Unscrew the handle, lift the top cap off, lay a fresh double-edge blade flat on the base plate, seat the cap over it and thread the handle back on until it seats. Three pieces, about ten seconds.

The stroke. Rest the head on your skin and let it find its own angle. Do not press. The weight of the razor is the pressure. Use short strokes, rinse often, and go with the grain first.

The first three shaves. They will feel different, and you may take a nick. It is almost always pressure, out of twenty years of cartridge habit. By the fourth shave your hand knows the angle.

Afterwards. Rinse the three parts, shake off the water and stand it up to dry. A blade lasts most men about a week.

What is in the box

The razor. A three-piece double-edge safety razor in aluminium and Zamak. 60 g, 100 mm handle, knurled grip. Closed comb with a solid safety bar and minimal blade exposure, held at a fixed 30 degrees.

Blades. Standard double-edge blades, the 1904 open standard. Any brand fits, sold in every chemist from around 5p each.

Not included, and deliberately so. No cartridges, no proprietary refill, no subscription. You buy blades where you like, when you like.

Delivery and returns

Delivery. Free UK delivery, tracked. Orders placed before the daily cut-off are dispatched the next working day.

Age verification. Razor blades are age-restricted in the UK under the Offensive Weapons Act 2019. Your age is verified at the door by the courier, the parcel is handed to someone aged 18 or over, and it cannot be left in a locker, a parcel shop or a safe place.

Returns. You have the statutory right to cancel within 14 days of delivery. For hygiene reasons, opened blade packs cannot be returned. The razor itself can be sent back in its original condition.

All metal, three pieces

Blades from 5p

Free UK delivery

CarltonvsCartridge razors
CARLTONCartridges
Holds the blade at a fixed 30°Your hand never has to find the angle
One blade, minimal exposureIt cuts the hair where it stands
All metal, three piecesAluminium and Zamak, 60 g, nothing to wear out
Standard double-edge bladesAny brand fits, from 5p each
Bought onceNo cartridges, no refills locked to us
No subscription, everYou buy blades when you want them, anywhere

A double-edge blade has been an open standard since 1904. Nobody owns it, which is why it still costs pennies.

Why the blade stays cheap

Straight answers.

Will I cut myself?
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The head holds the blade at a fixed thirty degrees with minimal exposure, so the razor keeps the angle, not your hand.

Almost every nick comes from pressing, which is a habit built by cartridges. The weight of the razor is enough.
How long does it take to get used to?
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Three shaves for most men. The first one feels odd because you press without noticing. By the fourth, your hand has found it and you stop thinking about it.

We would rather say this now than let you find out.
Which blades fit?
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Any standard double-edge blade, from any brand. It is an open standard from 1904, so nobody can lock you in.

A hundred blades cost under £10 and last most men a year or two.
Is £59 not a lot for a razor?
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It is roughly two months of cartridges, paid a single time.

After that a blade costs 5p, against £1.41 to £2.62 for one cartridge at UK retail. There is nothing else to buy.
What is it made of?
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Aluminium and Zamak, all metal, no plastic. It weighs 60 g with a 100 mm handle, and it comes apart into three pieces to rinse and reassemble in seconds.
Can I take it on a plane?
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The razor itself travels fine. Loose blades go in the hold, not in the cabin, according to gov.uk. Pack the blades in your checked bag.
How is it delivered?
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Free UK delivery, tracked. Blades are age-restricted in the UK, so age is verified at the door and the parcel cannot be left in a locker or a safe place.