Venus Comfortglide Sugarberry Festival Edition Razor

• Specially put together for the summer festival season.
• The Sugarberry Festival razor comes with an easy-to-hold, durable handle.
• A five-bladed cartridge is included for smooth, convenient shaving wherever you are.
• Along with a distinct Sugarberry fragrance, the blade head offers SkinCushion™ technology to help protect against skin irritation.
• Olay moisture bars with vitamin E help to maintain your comfort while shaving.

Venus Comfortglide Sugarberry Festival Edition Razor Offers:

• Superb levels of closeness from each of the blades thanks to their diamond-like coatings.
• This women's razor by Venus includes everything you could want for long summer days whether you are a festival-goer or not.
• Let loose and dance the night away with one of the funkiest razors from the Venus Comfortglide range.

How long will the Comfortglide Sugarberry Festival Edition Razor last?

The durable handle of the Venus Comfortable Sugarberry limited edition razor has been built to withstand festival-going and summer shaving on your travels. Of course, the amount of time your blades will last will depend on how frequently you shave and how coarse or light your hair happens to be. The handle itself is designed for optimal hold and grip and will last for up to five years or more, so you will get plenty of use out of it. Note that the cool design of the ombré handle is compatible with other Venus razor blade refills (except Venus for Pubic Hair & Skin) so you can pick and choose which ones you want to use it with. Alternatively, why not check out our six-pack of Sugarberry Festival Edition cartridges to go with your handle?

How do I take care of my Venus Comfortglide Sugarberry Festival Edition Razor for women?

When you have finished shaving using any Comfortglide women's razor by Venus, including the Sugarberry Festival Edition blades, make sure you rinse the head off thoroughly. Ensure that all of the cut hairs and shaving foam have been washed away. Then, place the handle and razors in a place where they can dry out naturally without getting knocked. When shaving, refrain from tapping the blade head because this can be problematic for the razor blades' mountings. Just rinse them in water instead.