Gillette Mach 3 Cartridges

Description

Mach3 razor blades are among the world?s most iconic. Loved by men around the world, Mach3 has been rated the world?s No. 1 3-bladed razor. Each cartridge contains 3 of Gillette?s renowned stronger-than-steel blades, designed to stay sharper for longer and offer a classic smooth shave. With one Mach3 cartridge, you can comfortably shave up to 15 times.

Stronger-than-steel blades crafted for strength and comfort
Mach3 blades are crafted with high-quality stainless steel and enhanced with different layers and an atomic coating, helping them to stay sharp for longer . As the cartridge consists of 3 blades, hairs can be cut up to 3 times for a clean result with every shaving stroke. The blades have a low cutting force design to make the shave particularly smoothly.
Blades resting on springs to tackle irregular surfaces
Mach3 razor blades are connected to a spring base, allowing them to intuitively respond to surface variations by moving up and down. As the skin is irregular on the face, this feature is important to ensure an effective and comfortable shave even on tricky areas such as the chin, Adam?s apple and jawline. The Mach3 also features an iconic handle with elastomer grip points to provide great control.
Front pivot to redirect pressure
Every Mach3 cartridge features Gillette?s iconic front pivot. Connecting the cartridge to the handle in front of the blades, it redirects pressure away from the blades for a balanced distribution of force and a comfortable shaving experience. This also results in an open-backed structure, enabling a simple cleaning and rinsing process, as water can flow easily between and over the blades.
Lubrastrip and microfins for a gentle glide
Each Mach3 cartridge comes with Gillette?s iconic Lubrastrip, a thin strip of pre-lubricated material that releases its ingredients when wet. The Lubrastrip lubricates the skin, allowing for a slick glide over surfaces for extra comfort. The cartridge is also enhanced with Gillette?s intricate microfin technology to stretch and even out the skin?s surface ahead of the blades.