A razor blade head for shaving, comprising a razor blade element, a bracket mounted to the razor blade element and a manual control element configured to enable a user to apply force from a side of the bracket opposite to the razor blade element, the force transferred from the manual control element to the razor blade element via the bracket, wherein the bracket is configured to define an opening between the manual control element and the razor blade element.

A handle for a wet shaver, having a handle body adapted to be held by a user and a head supporting portion adapted to support a shaver head. The handle body had a cell structure formed by juxtaposed hollow cells separated by solid walls.

A razor assembly includes a razor cartridge comprising at least one shaving blade, and a blade housing configured to receive the at least one shaving blade in a first direction; a cartridge connector coupled to the razor cartridge such that the razor cartridge is rotatable with respect to the cartridge connector about a rotational axis parallel to the first direction; and a razor handle, wherein the cartridge connector further comprises: at least two first cantilevers configured to provide a recovering force to the razor cartridge to restore the razor cartridge to a rest position; at least one second cantilever coupled to at least a part of the razor handle; and an upper wall covering the at least one second cantilever, wherein the at least one second cantilever is not exposed to an outside by the upper wall when viewed from a bottom side of the blade housing.

A handle. The handle can have a main body and a first substantially flat arm having a first distal end and a first proximal end defining a first arm opening can be coupled to a first location of the main body. A second substantially flat arm having a second distal end and a second proximal end defining a second arm opening, can be coupled to a second location of the main body. The first and second distal ends can be in spaced relationship and have pivotally coupled therebetween a pivoting head having a trapezoidal prism shape.

A back shaver includes a cutter head assembly and a handle. The handle is connected to the cutter head assembly. The cutter head assembly includes cutter heads, a cutter head frame, and a connecting member. The cutter heads are embedded in a front surface of the cutter head frame. A back surface of the cutter head frame is connected to the connecting member through a rotating shaft. Elastic components are disposed on one side, distal from the handle, of the connecting member. Sliding blocks are disposed on the back surface of the cutter head frame. When the handle is operated, a first force moment is applied to the cutter head frame through the connecting member, and a free end of each of the elastic components slides along a first end of a corresponding one of the sliding blocks to a second end of the corresponding one of the sliding blocks.

A razor apparatus including a head having at least one blade member on each of a first and a second opposed side of the head. Each blade member has a straight front cutting edge. The head includes a frame defining an opening through which the cutting edges are accessible. The frame also includes a rotatable mounting element for attachment of the head to a handle. The head is rotatable around a longitudinal axis of the handle at least 180° when the rotatable mounting element is activated.

A back shaver includes a cutter head assembly and a handle. The handle is connected to the cutter head assembly. The cutter head assembly includes a cutter head frame, cutter heads, and a connecting member. The cutter heads are embedded in a front surface of the cutter head frame. A back surface of the cutter head frame is connected to the connecting member through rotating shafts. An additional weight mechanism is disposed on the back surface of the cutter head frame, and the additional weight mechanism is further disposed close to an upper edge of the back surface of the cutter head frame. The present disclosure has advantages of simple design and structure, good hand feeling, effortless operation, which achieves good shaving effect.

A shaving razor handle includes, a main body, a pair of arms extending from the main body, and a pivoting head. The pivoting head includes a base member and a biasing member. The base member is pivotally coupled with the pair of arms to facilitate pivoting of the pivoting head about a pivot axis between a home position and a fully pivoted position. The base member includes a front wall and a rear wall. The front wall includes a front exterior surface. The rear wall includes a rear exterior surface. The biasing member is operably coupled with the main body and is configured to bias the pivoting head into the home position.

A nape hair shaving device for allowing a user to shave hair on a nape located behind the user's neck, comprising an arcuate shaving bar and a plurality of razors projecting therefrom to form a curved shaving arc which conforms to the shape of the user's neck. The user employs the shaving device by grasping the shaving device via a pair of grips with the arcuate shaving bar horizontally positioned therebetween, positioning the shaving arc above the nape, and making a shaving motion by drawing the shaving arc downwardly over the nape to cut the hair growing thereon. The arcuate shaving device is further flexible and is adapted to be bent inwardly or outwardly to selectively vary the size of the shaving arc. The plurality of razors are selectively detachable, allowing dulled razors to be removed and replaced.

A razor for grooming purposes that differs from other razors by having adjustable blades, which allow for shaving in an up direction where a non-adjustable razor would have to be physically positioned to shave in an up direction or any other direction. Additionally, the adjustable blades allow for faster cleaning as opposed to current razors.