Bulldog Original Glass Razor For Men Shaving Handle 1 Blade Refill

Bulldog Original Glass Razor For Men Shaving Handle 1 Blade Refill

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M251S

$21.12

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Bulldog Original Glass Razor For Men Shaving Handle 1 Blade RefillIntroducing the Original Glass Razor a quality shave sustainably crafted by the experts in men's skincare. Every glass razor handle is crafted using at least 70% recycled glass from durable beer bottles and is fully recyclable. Like all Bulldog razors, it comes packaged in plastic free packaging made from recycled card. Each pack contains the Original Glass Razor and a 5 blade cartridge with a lubrication strip enriched with aloe for a smooth,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012