BeauRaze | Bio-Degradable Razors | Pack of 12

Purchase Africa’s first bio-degradable razors and help reduce carbon emissions, stop single-use plastic and save our environment, 1 razor at a time! It takes plastic 450 years to degrade. Most people shave using single-use plastic razors. These razors cannot be recycled because recycling plants can’t remove the blade from the plastic handle. The blades are bio-degradable, they rust and turn into sand quickly. The plastic is the problem. 90% of plastic is not recycled, even if the packaging says “recyclable”.  

Beau-Raze has the following benefits:

– 100% biodegradable and made from wheat

– boasts 3 premium blades for a close shave

– comes with 1 handle and 3 replaceable heads

– Natural and comfortable with non-slip grip

– Cost is more affordable than non-degradable 3 blade razors

To help us start a revolution. Take part in #TLBChangeChallenge. Show us how you #ShaveYourWays Post your own funny "#ShaveYourWays' TIKTOK, Insta or FB video, nominate 3 friends to “ShaveYourWays” and stand a chance to win a R10,000 Laser Hair Removal voucher at TLB.

Remember to:

1. Get creative
2. Have fun
3. Make it as funny as you like, laughter is the best medicine
4. Use the following hashtags to enter and influence South African giant retailers to stop stocking single-use plastic and start with BeauRaze or other brand off degradable razors. Copy and paste the following hash tags #TLBChangeChallenge #ShaveYourWays

#woolworths_sa #picknpay #clicks_sa #checkers_sa #dischem_pharmacies #macro_sa

Let’s face it, the cosmetic, beauty and grooming industry pollutes the planet. And we support the industry by buying in. Kind of heavy, huh? Sorry about that. But the time for beating around the bush has come and gone. Climate change and its effects are putting humanity’s survival at risk. These industries are one of the largest contributors. Good news, though—it’s not too late to get our act together. But it means businesses everywhere need to re-evaluate their priorities. And consumers need to hold them accountable. Our role is to patronize eco-friendly brands, commit to our own sustainable journey and to pressure our giant retailers that we shop at to make changes.