A shaving device comprising a head assembly including a support member having at least one support member magnet and a blade cartridge having at least one face with at least one razor blade and configured to be rotatably coupled to the support member about a pivot axis. The blade cartridge includes at least one blade cartridge magnet having a pole aligned with a pole of the support member magnet to generate a magnetic force that urges the blade cartridge about the pivot axis towards an initial starting position (ISP), wherein the blade cartridge is further configured to rotate about the pivot axis away from the ISP upon application of an external force sufficient to overcome the magnetic force between the support member magnet and the blade cartridge magnet.

A shaver accessory hinges over a sharp edge of a razor blade of a shaver and comprises an outwardly facing sponge. A substantially planar flap has the sponge and a hinge at one end. The hinge is configured to attach to the shaver with the sponge facing at least outwardly when the flap is hinged over the sharp edge of the razor blade of the shaver. A securing mechanism coupled to another end opposite the one end is configured to variably attach the another end of the substantially planar flap to the shaver when the hinge rotates at least 270 degrees about the end of the shaver handle in either a closed position or an open positon. A neoprene fabric sleeve fits over an outer end of a shaver handle to secure the hinge to the shaver.

A back and body hair cutting device has: a hair cutting part; and an elongate handle part. The handle part may be sized to permit a user to remotely manipulate the hair cutting part into contact with all areas of a back of the user. The hair cutting part may be a multidirectional cutting device, for example if the hair cutting part has a multi-directional motorized blade that is structured to define a plurality of directions of skin travel and configured to cut hair when advanced over a skin surface in each of the plurality of directions of skin travel.

A razor accessory that receives a handle of a razor includes a body with a rounded exterior surface and a rectangular channel interior with flat walls to define a rectangular channel from a first end of the body and terminating at a second end of the body and a slit through the body in an axial direction relative to a central axis of the body from the first end of the body toward the second end of the body. The handle of the razor is received by the body with a sliding motion of an end of the handle into the rectangular opening at the first end of the body.

Proposed is a razor handle. The razor handle may include a handle body including a first opening and a second opening formed at both ends thereof, and a head portion including a cartridge coupling portion at least partially exposed to the outside of the first opening, and a head body extending from the cartridge coupling portion and accommodated in the handle body through the first opening. The razor handle may also include a tail portion including a distal end portion at least partially exposed to the outside of the second opening, and a tail body extending from the distal end portion and accommodated in the handle body through the second opening. The head body may be detachably coupled to at least one of the handle body or the tail body, and the tail body may be detachably coupled to at least one of the handle body or the head body.

A shaver has a handle and a shaver head extending from an end of the handle. The shaver head includes a head housing having a base and a shelf that define a space therebetween, a roller wheel positioned partially inside the space and having a corrugated arrangement of parallel ridges that define channels between adjacent ridges, a plurality of blades secured to the shelf, with the blades partially covering the roller wheel so as to expose a portion of the roller wheel adjacent the plurality of blades, and a blade cover secured over the plurality of blades.

A safety razor for shaving back hair. A substrate structure at an end of an elongated back shaver handle opposite a grip end holds both a blade group and a support. The blade group has a sharp blade and a guard parallel thereto. The support can be either a blunt protrusion or another blade group. The blade group and the support are spaced a tactile discrimination distance from another blade group and support sufficiently wide enough to achieve two-point discrimination tactile feedback felt through a torso region of the skin of the user.

A shaving device comprising a head assembly including a support member having at least one support member magnet and a blade cartridge having at least one face with at least one razor blade and configured to be rotatably coupled to the support member about a pivot axis. The blade cartridge includes at least one blade cartridge magnet having a pole aligned with a pole of the support member magnet to generate a magnetic force that urges the blade cartridge about the pivot axis towards an initial starting position (ISP), wherein the blade cartridge is further configured to rotate about the pivot axis away from the ISP upon application of an external force sufficient to overcome the magnetic force between the support member magnet and the blade cartridge magnet.

An adjustable shaving device for shaving includes a housing that is generally cylindrical. The housing has a second end that comprises an orifice. A neck is positioned in the orifice and a first coupler is rotationally coupled to the neck. The device includes a blade assembly comprising a plurality of safety blades, a male cover, a female cover, and a plurality of spacers. The covers and spacers are complimentary to the blades, and the spacers are positionable between the blades. A second coupler, complimentary to the first coupler, is positioned on an exterior face of the female cover. The male cover and the female cover are configured to accept and secure the blades with one spacer between adjacent blades. The first coupler is positioned to couple to the second coupler, securing the blade assembly to the neck and allowing rotational movement of the blade assembly.

A hand-held razor that has a snap on and off device to attach a single or multiple blades of a smaller dimension, e. g., of one inch or less, embodied as part of an integrated replaceable razor blade cartridge, by using retention.