Rockwell Razors FAQ
Where are your blades and razors manufactured?
We manufacture the Rockwell 2C, the 6C, and the blades in our dedicated facility in China, while the Rockwell 6S is made in the USA. And the Model T has parts made in China and the US and is assembled in Canada.
I'm having issues with my Model T
We're very sorry to hear this. Most issues can likely be resolved by turning the T-Bar around using the following steps: 1. Dial the razor up to the "6" setting. 2. Open the bottom (you'll need to insert a small screw, paperclip or any other small ...
How does this save me money?
Simple! Unlike ordinary razors, a Rockwell Razor is built to last a lifetime. Brand name Cartridges can cost from $1 to $5 each, but the double-edge razor blades that our razors use are available for 10 cents each - from our site, Amazon, and most ...
What's wrong with subscription cartridge razors?
• It's still a cartridge razor except it comes in the mail. So it's not adjustable and can still cause skin irritation and razor bumps. • $1 to $3 per cartridge is still 10 to 30 times too much for a good razor blade! • A funny commercial or fancy ...
What's wrong with big brand cartridges?
• Not adjustable - cartridges are designed for some mythical "average guy" as if all men have the same skin type and facial hair. • Cartridges can tug and pull on facial hair, causing many people to suffer from skin irritation, razor bumps, and ...
Do I have to use Rockwell Razor blades?
We think our blades are the absolute best value on the market, but feel free to try other blades too - we're okay with an open relationship. Double-edge razor blades are widely available on the internet or at your local pharmacy. Experimenting with ...
How often do I need to change the blade?
Blades typically last anywhere from 4 - 7 shaves, mainly depending on the coarseness of your hair. The thicker the hair, the fast the blade will lose its sharpness. Once you feel a bit of tugging or pulling, it's probably time to change the blade! ...
What are the differences between all your razors?
We have a full comprehensive breakdown of the various razors we carry below. https://getrockwell.com/pages/compare
I have sensitive skin, will your razor work for me?
Rockwell Razors are perfect for anyone that's experienced irritation with ordinary cartridge razors. Shaving using a lower size (R1) is guaranteed to provide a pain-free shave with no nicks or cuts while our single, specially treated stainless steel ...
I have very thick hair, will your razor work for me?
Absolutely! Shaving with a higher size setting (R3 - R6) will guarantee a close, comfortable irritation-free shave no matter how coarse the hair.
What are the different settings?
Lower Rockwell Size settings (between 1-3) are for anyone with sensitive skin and are the perfect place to start a seamless transition from cartridge razor shaving with no nicks, cuts, or discomfort. Many women prefer using this setting on their legs ...
Are your razors difficult to use?
Our razors are designed to be incredibly intuitive and easy to use. For the Rockwell 2C, 6C, and Rockwell 6S models - simply load a blade into the top cap, insert the base plate corresponding to the size you want to shave with and screw on the ...
What are double edge blades?
All Rockwell Razors use double-edge razor blades. A 100-pack of Rockwell Razor Blades gives you a two-year supply of blades for $10 (That's 10 cents a blade!). Each blade is individually wrapped for hygienic purposes and comes in 20 compact 5 blade ...
Why a single blade?
Problem: All multi-blade cartridges have a fundamental design flaw and your skin suffers for it. The problem is multiple blades, which can pull the hairs and cut them below skin level. When hairs are cut beneath the skin, they often curl and bend as ...
Why Adjustable Razors?
Everyone’s skin and hair are different, which is why we designed Rockwell Razors to be easily adjustable. Our razors allow you to adjust shave settings 1 through 6 from mild to very close. You can cater the shave to your skin type and hair length by ...