You are Buying a brand New And Factory Sealed Gillette Body Razor for Men body grooming first razor designed for body grooming without nicks and cuts About the Product Gillette's first razor designed for body grooming without nicks and cuts Convenient and safe for grooming Underarm, Chest and Groin Rounded Head and Protective cushions for the tricky spots An anti-slip grip for exceptional control, even in the shower Product FAQ's Which Body Parts can I shave with Gillette BODY? Gillette BODY Razor is convenient and safe to use on all body parts down neck including underarm, chest and groin. Gillette BODY?s rounded head and protective cushions supported by an anti-slip grip help reach even the tricky spots with exceptional control and ease (even in shower) Does BODY razor only come as a refillable razor? Gillette BODY offers both: a) Refillable Razor with replaceable blades and b) Disposable/use and throw Razor options. Both are equally comfortable and help you shave all parts neck down with equal ease. How long will the Gillette BODY razor blade refill last? How long a razor blade refill lasts varies from person to person, as it is dependent on many variables such as hair toughness and thickness, preparation, skin sensitivity, and the number of areas being shaved. Does shaving make your hair grow back thicker? Scientists at Gillette have conducted extensive testing on the effects shaving has on both male and female hair growth, texture, and color. This testing has proven that shaving does not affect hair growth, color, or texture. Shaving does, however, alter the tip shape of the re-grown hair, which may initially change the way hair feels as it grows back. But if hair is left to re-grow completely, it will return to its former state. What is the best way to avoid razor burn? If the skin is not properly prepared before shaving or if the blade on your razor is dull, you may be more likely to end up with razor burn. Be sure to hydrate hair in warm water for up to three minutes and apply plenty of Gillette shave gel. Also, consider changing the blade on your razor at the first sign of dullness or discomfort.