A shaving cartridge dispenser having a formed container defining an enclosed storage region and having a rim around an entrance to the storage region. The formed container has an inner bottom wall and two opposed side walls. Each of the two side walls are connected by a front wall and a rear wall. The two opposed side walls each have an inner convex surface positioned between the rim and the inner bottom wall configured to engage a shaving razor cartridge.

First and second individual containers each containing a razor cartridge with a storage region and having a perimeter around an entrance to the storage region. Each container includes a first side wall, a second side wall opposite the first side wall, a first end wall, a second end wall opposite the first end wall, a bottom wall extending between the first side wall, the second side wall, the first end wall and the second end wall. A front flange extends outward from the first side wall at the perimeter. A joint secures the front flange of the second individual container to the second side wall of the first individual container at the perimeter. The front flange of the second individual container extends beyond the second side wall of the first individual container and above the storage region of first individual container.

First and second individual containers each containing a razor cartridge with a storage region and having a perimeter around an entrance to the storage region. Each container includes a first side wall, a second side wall opposite the first side wall, a first end wall, a second end wall opposite the first end wall, a bottom wall extending between the first side wall, the second side wall, the first end wall and the second end wall. A front flange extends outward from the first side wall at the perimeter. A joint secures the front flange of the second individual container to the second side wall of the first individual container at the perimeter. The front flange of the second individual container extends beyond the second side wall of the first individual container and above the storage region of first individual container.

A tray is disclosed for securely holding a shaving razor and a shaving cartridge magazine when not in use.

A container retained in a closed condition by an internal spring force. When the container is in a closed condition, a razorblade cartridge containing at least one razorblade having a sharp front edge faces a zinc strip removably retained within an interior chamber of the container. A convex shape of the zinc strip creates an upward orientation of the zinc strip to enhance contact with the razor blade. A central stabilizer is retained in the interior chamber of the container, the central stabilizer having a downwardly extending tab to provide a downward force on a razorblade cartridge. A pair of oppositely disposed wings on the central stabilizer provides an even distribution of the downward force.

A tray is disclosed for securely holding a shaving razor and a shaving cartridge magazine when not in use.

A system where disposable razors are attached to the holder and removed from it after shaving without contaminating the shaving instrument. With the rise of personal hygiene awareness, individuals are better off with a straight edge shaving system, that uses disposable razors. Traditional razors come with the concern that the razor handle is contaminated from the razor during the shaving time. When the barber removes the old razor and places the new one on the holder, the shaving cream from the previous customer would contaminate the holder, and even with a new razor, customers are often worried about the contamination reaching to the new razors and to their skin.

A razor enclosure is disclosed herein. The razor can comprise a case, and a bottom rigid support. The case can have a base and a lid and is capable of housing a razor in a chamber formed by the lid and base. The bottom rigid support can be mounted the base. Further, the bottom rigid support can have one or more slits at the top front surface of the bottom rigid support, a tray having a rim and a recess, a permeable inner layer mounted over the one or more slits, and one or more absorbent inner cores. The rim can attach to the top back surface of the bottom rigid support such that the recess is behind the one or more slits.

Various embodiments of the present invention provide a razor storage system, which can be used to extend a usable lifetime of a shaving razor. The razor storage system can comprise a razor platform, an air moving device, a controller in communication with the air moving device, and a hygroscopic material, all enclosed in a sealable container. The razor storage system can further comprise a power supply coupled the controller and a switch configured to activate the controller.

A system for storing a razor to prolong its shelf life can comprise a razor enclosure. The razor enclosure can comprise a casing and a lining. The casing can comprise a base and a lid. The base can house a razor, and the lid can form a substantially enclosed chamber with the base. The lining can be mounted within the inner surface of the casing. The lining can comprise a plurality of layers. The plurality of layers can be an inner layer capable of supporting the razor, a waterproof outer layer, and an absorbent inner core.