Double-Sided Razor

Abstract

A double-sided razor is configured with connection mechanisms on opposite sides to engage with attachable and replaceable razor blades. In typical implementations, the razor may have a short side and a long side that respectively engage with relatively shorter and longer-sized razor blades. Users can use different-sized razor blades for different shaving scenarios. For example, the longer-sized razor blade may be used to shave the face, legs, chest, etc., whereas the short-side razor blade may be used to shave the user’s upper lip, pubic and genital region, etc. The short-side razor blade may help the user shave more precisely and cautiously to prevent an unnecessary cut. A bottom side of the double-sided razor can have a lever that rotatably pivots from one side of the razor to the other so a guard can block the unused blades from cutting a user.

Description

Claims

1. A double-sided razor, comprising: a body that is substantially symmetrical;a first blade on a first end of the body; anda second blade on a second end of the body, the second end being opposite the first end, wherein the first blade is relatively larger in size than the second blade.

2. The double-sided razor of claim 1, wherein the body is symmetrical lengthwise.

3. The double-sided razor of claim 2, wherein the body is further symmetrical width-wise.

4. The double-sided razor of claim 3, wherein the body is further symmetrical with respect to release buttons positioned on opposing length-sides of the body, in which each release button independently controls the release of the first blade or the second blade.

5. The double-sided razor of claim 4, wherein the body is further symmetrical with respect to its rubber or silicone grip, which extends from the opposing length sides of the body.

6. The double-sided razor of claim 5, further comprising a lever positioned on a bottom side of the body, wherein the lever rotatably pivots about a pivot point that enables the lever to extend from the first blade to the second blade.

7. The double-sided razor of claim 6, wherein the lever press-fits against an indent on the bottom side of the body.

8. The double-sided razor of claim 7, wherein the lever includes an arm that extends from the bottom side of the body outwardly to a guard, in which the guard’s position, when engaged with the body, aligns with the first or second exposed blades.

9. The double-sided razor of claim 8, further comprising a pivot bar extending from opposing width sides of the body, in which the pivot bar extends through a hole on the lever and about which the lever rotatably pivots.