The present disclosure relates to a razor having a coupling structure of a razor blade cartridge and a handle, including a razor blade cartridge including at least one razor blade, a blade housing in which the at least one razor blade is accommodated, a cartridge frame coupled to the blade housing and configured to secure the at least one razor blade to the blade housing; and a handle coupled to a rear of the razor blade cartridge, wherein a first hook is formed at a rear of the blade housing; a second hook is formed at a rear of the cartridge frame; and the handle is configured to be engaged with the first hook and the second hook such that the handle is coupled to the rear of the razor blade cartridge.

A safety razor has a handle and a razor cartridge having a handle and a connector. The connector includes a recess with an opening portion and a remote portion at an end of the recess opposed the opening portion. The handle includes a first ejector connected to a user-operable button and a distal end portion of the first ejector is adapted to contact an interior surface of the remote portion of the recess. The button also includes a second ejector structure adapted to contact the opening portion of the recess. When the button is operated, the combined function of the distal end portion of the first ejector contacting and pushing against a surface of the remote portion of the recess and the second ejector structure contacting and pushing against the opening portion of the recess act to disconnect the razor cartridge from the handle.

A shaving device that shaves behind the neck and other hard to reach areas of the body. Two or more blade mounting assemblies can be attached to each other with living hinges end to end along a longitudinal axis, with two handles situated at either end of the set of blade mounting assemblies along the same axis. The blade mounting assemblies are configured to receive replaceable blade cartridges. When mounted in the blade mounting assemblies, the blade cartridges can pivot on an axis parallel to the longitudinal axis of the set of assemblies.

A shaving razor, includes a handle assembly, a blade holder assembly and at least one blade set, where the handle assembly is connected with the blade holder assembly, the blade holder assembly includes a blade holder body, an accommodation groove is formed in the blade holder body, the at least one blade set is embedded into the accommodation groove, and a discharge port is formed at the bottom of the accommodation groove. With the discharge port in the blade holder body of the shaving razor, the shaved hair can fall out of the discharge port and is discharged timely, thereby preventing accumulated hair from affecting the use.

A hair design tool device having a handle, razor cartridge saddle and razor cartridge wherein the handle has a channel defining a closed edge and open edge defining a saddle sleeve for receiving the saddle in the closed position wherein the saddle is pivotally connected to the handle. The saddle defines a closed edge that mates with the handle channel and a channel for slidably receiving the razor cartridge which supports a razor and has a plurality of spaced prongs to define razor access openings with the edge of the razor being recessed in the frame for preventing inadvertent contact with the head or fingers. The razor cartridge may extend past the free end of the saddle for cutting thin strands of hair without pushing adjacent strands of hair. The handle may be fixed wherein the razor cartridge extends out one or both ends.

A safety razor handle comprising a handle connecting structure for a cartridge and a handle body wherein the handle body is chunky, and bulbous in two orthogonal directions, widening away from an end surface towards the center of the body; and wherein an outer surface of the handle body comprises a wet grip preparation in the form of a friction-enhancing finish, a friction-enhancing additive or a friction-enhancing surface coating.

A two way razor is disclosed having a handle, a bracket, and a shaving head mounting dual opposing shaving cartridges each comprising a plurality of razor blades, and a swivel mechanism disposed between the handle and the bracket for exchanging the positions of the first and second cartridges' positions, the swivel mechanism comprising first and second disks where a first disk has two projections at opposite ends and a second disk has two recesses at opposite ends, such that the projections and recesses engage to lock the bracket in first and second orientations with respect to the handle.

A handle bending razor includes a grip portion, a razor head, and a head coupling portion. The razor head has a blade body, a blade assembly body, a connecting portion, and an elastic support body. The handle bending razor includes a switching mechanism which can change an angle formed by a contact surface and an up-down direction and, when an external force is not applied, switches between a first state in which a neutral angle formed by the contact surface and the up-down direction is a first angle, and the contact surface and the up-down direction become substantially parallel and a second state in which the neutral angle is a second angle larger than the first angle. In the second state, when the external force is applied, the blade assembly body is tiltable to a position where the contact surface and the up-down direction become substantially perpendicular.

A trimming assembly for dreadlocks comprises a handle. A cutting head is operatively connected to the handle. The cutting head comprises a cutting head body defining a receptacle at a radial end thereof. The receptacle is structured to receive a dreadlock. A blade protector is positioned axially within the receptacle. A curvature of the blade protector corresponds to a curvature of an inner wall of the receptacle. A blade is interposed between the blade protector and the inner wall. The blade defines a cutting edge at an axial end thereof proximate to the handle. The cutting edge is structured to cut loose hair protruding outwards from the dreadlock as the cutting head is moved along the dreadlock.

A razor assembly includes a razor cartridge, a connecting head, a razor handle and a restoring force provider. The razor cartridge includes a blade housing for housing shaving blades in a first direction. The connecting head has one side detachably coupled to the razor cartridge. The razor handle includes a head adapter coupled to the connecting head to be rotatable about a rotational axis perpendicular to the first direction, and a grip extending from head adapter. The restoring force provider includes a first magnet disposed on another side of the connecting head which co-rotates with the connecting head about the rotational axis, and a second magnet disposed at a fixed position on the razor handle such that a magnetic force between the one or more first magnets and the one or more second magnets biases the connecting head toward a neutral rotation position with respect to the razor handle.