Gillette Venus Comfortglide Breeze replacement blades 4 pcs are designed for women for shaving legs, arms and intimate areas. When the gel strips are moistened, they release lubrication and a light lather, so you don't need a separate gel or soap when shaving.

Key benefits

• Each blade head is equipped with three blades.
• Flexible gel strips are activated by water and release lubrication and a light lather.
• The pivoting design makes it easier to work on hard-to-reach areas of the body.
• The water-activated Lubrastrip is complemented by gel cushions.
• The blade heads fit most Venus handles, with the exception of Simply Venus and the Pubic Hair & Skin range.

While shaving, you get lather directly from the moistened blade head and easier access to harder-to-reach areas.

Ingredients

• The Lubrastrip contains a blend of plant oils.
• The gel cushions are enriched with body butters.
• The gel strips have a freesia fragrance.
• The stated composition of the gel section includes PEG-115M, PEG-100, PEG-7M, silicon dioxide, Pentaerythrityl Tetra-Di-T-Butyl Hydroxyhydrocinnamate, BHT and glycol.

The listed ingredients allow you to assess the gel section of the blade head and its fragrance character in advance.

Use and dosage

Moisten the skin, shave the hair and then rinse with lukewarm water. Do not press hard on the blade head: greater pressure will not provide a closer shave and may increase the risk of irritation. Replace the blade head when the moisturising strips are worn out or the blades become dull. For hygiene reasons, do not share the used blade head with another person.

Moistening activates the gel strips and allows the blade head to be used without a separate shaving gel or soap.

Packaging and volume

• Package contents: 4 replacement shaving blade heads

About the brand

The Venus range was launched in 2001 as a razor designed specifically for women. During its development, the brand took into account the differences between men's and women's shaving as well as ergonomics when used in the shower. The concept of a thin replaceable blade was demonstrated by founder King C. Gillette as early as 1901.