The Satin Black DE Razor plus 100 Blades

A satin black Goodfella DE razor with one hundred Derby Extra double edged razor blades make this a unique grooming kit. Over half our customers all buy one of these kits, either this black one or the chrome version, because they recognise the exceptional value in bulk purchasing enough razor blades to give them two to three years of use for a one off price.

Our customers like the mild, non agressive nature of the black razor especially if they have sensitive skin. Buy one now and find out how a DE razor can improve your skin condition.

How many multi blade cartridges have you purchased and disposed of in the past couple of years? Think about how much they've cost and you will see that this shaving kit will soon pay for itself. Like a lot of our customers, pretty soon you’ll be telling your mates what a great investment decision you made to buy a shaving kit from Goodfella. Derby are the perfect match for the Goodfella, I know, I've tested most brands of blades.

Many wet shave fanatics are adding this razor to their collections. The all black head and comb of this DE razor combined with being New Zealand manufactured make it a truely unique collectors item.

A Brief History of the DE Razor

The first double edged shaver is believed to have been invented in the late 18th century by a Frenchman named Jean-Jacques Perret, and a similar model was also made in Sheffield, England in the 1820s. In 1901, US inventors King Camp Gillette and William Nickerson invented a razor with disposable blades. Gillette’s brand proved remarkably popular, with sales reaching 90,000 de razors and 123,000 blades by 1904.

In 1965 Wilkinson Sword sneaked ahead of Gillette in the market by switching from easily-rusting carbon steel blades to stainless steel, allowing for much more usage. Gillette then had to follow suit. These razors began to be phased out in the early 1970s with the introduction of replaceable blade cartridges. Gillette then brought out its first double edged blade in cartridge form. Meanwhile, Bic entered the market in 1974 with a fully disposable model.

At the turn of the millennium, Gillette introduced the triple blade cartridge, sparking the blade wars to bring out the shaver with the most blades: hence the Schick Quattro and now the five-blade Gillette Fusion. With the blade wars getting out of hand Goodfella is turning back the clock, in our opinion you only need one blade to deliver a great shave and all our customers agree.

What are you waiting for? Take your pick right now between the classic bright chrome double edged razor or this stylish satin black de razor.