One blade. No gunk.

Ditch the clogged cartridge. Flow Anchor's single-blade razor rinses clean and shaves like a tool, not a toy.

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Cartridges clog

Hair and cream pack between the blades and stop cutting.

Plastic feels cheap

A light handle in the hand reads as disposable, not as a tool.

Irritating multi-blade drag

Several blades scraping at once pull and drag instead of slicing.

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One open blade. Rinse it. Keep going.

A single blade cuts at the skin line, and the head opens so hair and cream wash straight through. Nothing packs between blades, so the next pass starts as clean as the first.

  • single-blade safety razor
  • blade pack
  • shave cream
  • specialized shave rag
Build your kit.

Pick your kit.

Every kit ships with the razor, blades, cream and rag you need to start.

1

Load the blade

Open the head, drop in a single blade, close it. About 20 seconds.

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2

Lather & shave

Cream on, one blade at the skin line, steady passes.

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3

Rinse the head

Open the head under the tap and the hair and cream wash straight through.

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What's in the kit.

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Razor

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Blades

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Cream

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Rag

What shavers say.

"Two years on the same razor and the head still rinses clean under the tap — no hair or cream left trapped in it. I shave every other morning and it takes one pass under the water."

Marcus T. — Portland, two years with the razor

"The handle has real weight to it and the grip doesn't slip when my hands are wet. Feels like a tool I'd keep in the garage, not something I toss after a week."

Devon R. — Chicago, six months in

"I used to spend five minutes picking gunk out from between five blades with a toothpick. Now there's nothing to pick out — one blade, rinse, done."

Aaron K. — Austin, switched last spring

Stop scraping plastic. Start using a tool.

One open blade rinses clean under the tap — no gunk, no clog.

Shop Starter Kit

Razor, blades, cream and rag.