Schick First Perfect Defense Razor Holder Green Acne Shield 50 g

The Schick First Perfect Defense Razor Holder is made to shave whiskers and fine hair, leaving skin with a smooth, silky-feeling finish. Its Acne Shield technology helps make shaving across uneven areas easier while helping the blade avoid direct contact with raised surfaces. The cushioned design supports a gentle shave when light pressure is applied. If abnormalities appear, discontinue use and seek professional advice.

This Schick First Perfect holder is designed to provide a glide-like shaving experience with a sleek, smoother feel. First wash your face, apply a shaving agent, and move the razor slowly in the direction of hair growth. Avoid using it on acne accompanied by redness, swelling, itchiness, or pain, or on skin that is not in good condition.

• Format: Razor holder

• Net contents: 50 g

• Manufacturer: Schick

• Made in: China

• Acne Shield technology helps the blade move around uneven surfaces more easily.
• The cushioned construction supports gentle shaving of whiskers and fine hair.
• Created to deliver a smooth, glide-like shaving experience.
• One razor holder is included.
• Finished in green.
• Replacement blades can be purchased from the Schick First Series range.

Clean your face to remove dust and dirt, then spread on a shaving agent. Before shaving, lightly moisten the blade with water or hot water. Move slowly and gently in the direction of hair growth, applying light pressure and taking added care around raised areas such as acne. Once finished, rinse the blade with water or hot water, drain it gently, and keep it in a dry location. Do not rub the blade edge with a towel. To change the blade, slide the button on the holder and take out the used blade; slide the button once more, position the new blade, and secure it in place. Never touch the blade directly, and replace it when shaving becomes difficult or the blade is old. Keep away from children. Stop using the product and consult a dermatologist if your skin condition becomes worse or abnormalities are observed.