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Harry’s Rolls Out Shaving Gel and Moisturizer

Remember Harry’s? Just in case you forgot we’ll jog your memory. Harry’s was the razor brand created by Warby Parker founder Jeff Raider and Bain alum Andy Katz-Mayfield last year. They are known for their stylish, but affordable ergonomic razors. (Note: the Warby Parker of shaving.) Harry’s announced today they are releasing a new skincare line for men to compliment their razors. It’s both affordable and all natural. We got in touch with Harry’s to get you the details. The line is a simple and easy two-piece set that includes a Foam Shave Gel and After Shave Moisturizer.

Harry’s Foam Shave Gel is a combination of gel and shaving foam (We all love a good foam when we shave). The gel component adds a nice protective layer of moisture for your shave that many shaving creams lack. Its natural ingredients include licorice root extract, milk thistle, and marula oil.

4oz – $8 (standard size)

6.7oz – $12

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Harry’s After Shave Lotion follows along the same chemistry as its shave gel. It is a gel-lotion combination that will absorb into your skin, but also keep your skin hydrated on the surface like a lotion. To sooth razor burn and irritation, Harry’s lotion incudes aloe vera and cucumber. We love the masculine herbal scent too. It carries hints of Mandarin and Lavender with Fir Balsam.

1.7oz – $10 (standard size)

4oz – $16

If you’re looking to switch up your shaving routine, or just need a new razor, Harry’s might be a good option to up your grooming game. Check them out here.

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