Twig Single Edge Razor (Leaf)

Detail work, done right — the Leaf Twig is a compact single-edge razor for clean lines and tight spots.

What it is:

A plastic-free Leaf Twig single-edge safety razor. Small head for maneuverability; pre-angled blade and magnetic loading for an easy, controlled shave—great for face detail and lighter growth.

Materials:

All-metal Twig razor by Leaf Shave. Compatible with standard single-edge / half double-edge safety blades.

Size / pack:

Twig single-edge razor (Leaf).

How to use:

How to use:

Load a standard single-edge safety blade. Soften skin, apply oil or lather, and shave with light pressure. The small head is ideal for face detail, edges, and tight spots. Rinse often; rinse and dry the razor after each use.

Plastic free · Refillable steel blades · Built to last

Why Leaf costs less over time (and dumps less plastic):

Leaf steel blade refills are typically about $0.20–$0.30 per blade. A blade often lasts roughly 8–12 shaves (your skin and frequency vary).

Typical disposable / cartridge costs in U.S. retail (approximate, before sales tax):

Men’s cartridge refills (e.g. Gillette Mach3 / Fusion5): about $2.75–$4.75 per cartridge

• Women’s disposables (e.g. Venus Simply 3-style packs): about $1.65–$1.75 per razor; women’s multi-blade cartridge refills are often about $3$4+ each

Rough yearly picture if you change blades ~2× per week (~100 changes/year):

• Leaf blades: about $20–$30/year in steel refills

• Mens cartridge habit: often $275–$475+/year

• Women’s disposable / cartridge habit: often $165–$400+/year depending on whether you buy simple disposables or premium refill cartridges

You also stop tossing a plastic razor handle or plastic cartridge head into the landfill every few shaves—Leaf’s metal handle lasts, and used steel blades can go in a recycling tin for scrap-metal recycling instead of the trash.

Sold at Kneeling Nun Mercantile in Silver City, New Mexico — shave gear we use and recommend.

For external use only. Keep blades away from children. Dispose of or recycle used blades safely in a metal tin—never loose in household trash.