SAFETY RAZOR IN CHROMED METAL R89 "BLACK" - MÜHLE
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The ingredients used to make our products come from nature.
The Muhle R89 Black safety razor is one of the most popular safety razors on the market.
A classic that appeals both because of its head that offers a smooth and efficient shave, its weight and size that allow a good grip and its design that combines modernity and tradition.
With its closed comb, the R89 is ideal for daily or frequent use and is very beginner-friendly. But experienced wet shavers will also find something to their liking. The grip on the handle leaves nothing to be desired and provides a secure hold.
The surface is corrosion-resistant, very durable and gives the R89 a noble appearance and a beautiful shine. This makes it suitable for almost every bathroom!
All Double Edge blades are compatible with this shaver. You can find our double edge blades here. If you are a beginner, don't hesitate to try several types of blades because each one has different characteristics that may or may not suit you.
| Weight : | 60 g |
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| Large : | 42 mm |
| Length : | 94 mm |
| Color : | chrome and black |
| Blade system : | Safety razor with closed comb |
| Design Series : | TRADITIONAL |
| Category : | Razor |
| Material : | Chrome plated metal |
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Natural ingredients
Our products are handmade from carefully selected natural ingredients to give you the maximum benefits.
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French craftsmanship
E&S products are the result of combining two traditional crafts : soap-making and perfumery. The fragrances in our products are created by an artisan perfumer based in Grasse (France), the world capital of perfume.
