Materials

Albatross Razor: Stainless steel razor, hemp bag

Albatross Shaving Brush: Bamboo and nylon

Ingredients

Albatross Shaving Soap: Stearic acid (plant-derived), water, castor oil, potassium hydroxide, organic coconut oil, kokum butter, organic palm kernel oil, sweet almond oil, sodium hydroxide, avocado oil, essential oils + bentonite clay

Jack Henry Super Face Oil: Organic oils of Camellia, hazelnut, pomegranate, rosehip

Instructions, etc. 

Albatross Razor: Twist the bottom of the shaver handle to open the wings of the blade holder. Simply place a blade (be careful—it’s sharp!) on the platform and twist the bottom in the opposite direction to tighten the blade holder wings over the blade. Wet hair with warm water and lather shaving cream onto skin. Hold the blade at a 30 degree angle and let the weight of the handle do the work. When you’re done, rinse all the soap/hair/gunk from your razor and shake it to dry it. Ensure your razor is stored in a dry spot to increase the life of your blades.

Albatross Shaving Soap: Just wet your hands and rub on the soap to create a thick lather for all your shaving needs.

Albatross Shaving Brush: This shaving brush ensures you’ll get the most out of your Albatross Shaving Soap. The extra-soft, vegan bristles efficiently create a thick lather which helps soap last longer.

Jack Henry Super Face Oil: Dispense 3-5 drops onto hands and massage onto face + neck.

What to do when you’re done

Albatross Razor: Send your used blades to Albatross’ Blade Take-back Program for them to upcycle.

Albatross Shaving Soap: When you’ve glided your way through the shaving soap, use the tin as storage for tiny things. 

Albatross Shaving Brush: Your shaving brush is designed to last years on end. If it gets to a point of no return, give it to a child to use as a paint brush.

Jack Henry Super Face Oil: The packaging is 100% recyclable, so you dispose of it knowing that while your face feels great, so will the planet.