Henson Cleanse Pre-Shave Cleanser 100ml
Byrja tína raking við at vaska andlit við hesum skúminum.
Partur av rakirutinuni - prevask, rakikrem og so postshave balm
About us.
At Henson, we’ve been making parts for large aerospace projects for 20 years. When you’re making parts that end up in space, you’re making them with longevity in mind. We made critical components for the OneWeb constellation and parts for the Exo Mars rover. Needless to say those parts can’t come back to the shop for repairs, they have to work and they have to work for decades. Manufacturing parts designed to last a lifetime is part of our DNA.
Through a few happenstances, we turned our attention to razors. One thing quickly became evident: many of the products were more focused on selling blades than supporting them. Imagine skating on blades that were wiggling around, or trying to cut carrots with a knife blade that bent and flexed. You could get the job done, but without the accuracy you would prefer to be safe. So we set about designing a razor with this in mind.
The end result is the AL13 razor. Made of Aluminum (which, yes, is the 13th element on the periodic table), we machine this razor to very tight tolerances in an effort to control both the blade extension and exposure. By minimizing these geometries we believe the additional blade support greatly reduces flex and chatter and thereby irritation.
Since our focus was on blade support, and not the blade itself, we designed our razor to work with standard DE (double edge). These blades typically cost 10-15 cents each. And since they are not unique to our razor, you don’t need to buy them from us.
So in setting out to make a quality product that lasts, and focusing on proper function we actually landed on a fairly poor business model. That model being, you buy a razor only once and you do not have to buy any blades from us at all. Most of the innovation in the shaving industry over the last decade has more to do with business models (subscriptions, direct-to-consumer offerings, etc) than function. And hey, that’s ok too. Many of those companies have built tremendous businesses. It just wasn’t part of our DNA.
Made for your skin.
We went out of our way to select ingredients that support and protect your skin, and get rid of ingredients that don't. Here's just a few of the ingredients often found in shaving products, that you won't find in ours.
No Propane.
You may not realize it, but one of the most common propellants in aerosol shaving creams is propane... Yes, the same thing your BBQ uses.
The Henson Shave Cream won't start your BBQ, but then it also doesn't contain propane (or other propellants).
No Propane.
You may not realize it, but one of the most common propellants in aerosol shaving creams is propane... Yes, the same thing your BBQ uses.
The Henson Shave Cream won't start your BBQ, but then it also doesn't contain propane (or other propellants).
No Alcohols.
Alcohols are often found in shaving products. Alcohols provide a false sense of satisfaction by creating a cooling or tingling sensation.
The reality is that alcohols strip your skin of natural oils causing dryness and irritation. Repeated exposures can result in damage to the skin barrier and cracking skin.
No Propane.
You may not realize it, but one of the most common propellants in aerosol shaving creams is propane... Yes, the same thing your BBQ uses.
The Henson Shave Cream won't start your BBQ, but then it also doesn't contain propane (or other propellants).
No Alcohols.
Alcohols are often found in shaving products. Alcohols provide a false sense of satisfaction by creating a cooling or tingling sensation.
The reality is that alcohols strip your skin of natural oils causing dryness and irritation. Repeated exposures can result in damage to the skin barrier and cracking skin.
No Sulfates.
Sulfates are extremely common in shaving creams (and many skin care products). They help water and oil mix together, and are used as foaming agents to create overly bubbly lathers. But they also strip your skin of natural oils again causing dryness as well as potentially worsening conditions like eczema, acne and rosacea.
Sulfates are also under scrutiny for potentially being toxic and damaging to your health. They're not necessary, so we didn't include any.
No Propane.
You may not realize it, but one of the most common propellants in aerosol shaving creams is propane... Yes, the same thing your BBQ uses.
The Henson Shave Cream won't start your BBQ, but then it also doesn't contain propane (or other propellants).
No Alcohols.
Alcohols are often found in shaving products. Alcohols provide a false sense of satisfaction by creating a cooling or tingling sensation.
The reality is that alcohols strip your skin of natural oils causing dryness and irritation. Repeated exposures can result in damage to the skin barrier and cracking skin.
No Sulfates.
Sulfates are extremely common in shaving creams (and many skin care products). They help water and oil mix together, and are used as foaming agents to create overly bubbly lathers. But they also strip your skin of natural oils again causing dryness as well as potentially worsening conditions like eczema, acne and rosacea.
Sulfates are also under scrutiny for potentially being toxic and damaging to your health. They're not necessary, so we didn't include any.
No Dyes.
Many shaving creams and foams, particularly of the gel variety, contain nasty dyes (Where do you think that vibrant blue comes from?).
The dyes are absorbed into your body, can cause contact dermatitis, and dyes in general right now are facing a lot of scrutiny for their links to various health issues.
Our products contain no dyes.
Cleanse Pre-Shave Cleanser
Start your shave with a clean slate. This gentle, skin-friendly cleanser removes oil, dirt, and debris from your skin that can get in the way of a smooth shave. Made with high quality ingredients, this Barber formulated cleanser prepares your skin for an excellent shave.
1. vaska andlit
2. koyr lítla nøgd rakikrem á húðina ella rakikust
3. koyr post-shave balm á.
