Leaf Shave reviews and discussion

I love how sustainable the razor is, and I get the cleanest shave with it. I also don't have any irritation, and the flexible head makes it incredibly easy to use in difficult areas. It has become my favorite razor.

Absolutely loved this razor. It works amazingly and it was so sharp. I know the price tag is initially hefty but it lasts forever. I love that either gender could use it. I also love that my local friendly shop Carrie’s it.

I really love leaf shave. About a year ago I made the switch from a typical disposable razor to leaf and I am so happy with the decision. Yes the up front cost was more, but since buying the razor kit I have not needed to buy anything. The shave is so smooth and close!

I got laser hair removal. That significantly cut down my need to shave but I wanted a plastic free razor, still need a razor sometimes for the stray hair that is left and leaf looked like the closest thing to what I had been using previously. It is an adjustment, when you are used to razors with safety strips and lotions built in, you can't shave the same. you have to use soap or shaving cream of some sort and I have to be a lot slower around my knees or I will cut myself, but for me thats a small price to pay to not be putting plastic and metal blades and plastic razors in landfills anymore.

I really love the twig! It’s a single blade it works so well! These are also really easy to care for and durable. 10/10 recommend.

i’ve had the leaf razor for a few years now. i’m still a big fan but i think I also like the sustainability behind the brand enough to excuse the downsides of easier knicking and not as close of a shave as you might get with a disposable (at least that’s what i’ve found) . Personally for arms and legs, i’m fine with the level of closeness and for the knicking part i def think it’s a learning curve like nowadays i hardly find that to be the case but i do still have a scar from my first time use 🙃 (but perhaps that was a user error on my part.

the best! I have bought the derma planer, razor from Leaf Shave and it is worth the money! I love how easy it is to change the blades, the quality, and a smooth shave each time.

I bought the new dermaplane from Leaf and it was my first purchase from the brand. I'd been enticed by their razors for years but they felt a little pricey for me, so this lower cost product felt like a really good way to get through the door. I've had dermaplanes before from other brands, but the reason I felt compelled to buy another despite having some was just because changing the blades has been so difficult and kind of a different process for every brand. (FWIW, I was using another sustainable dermaplane from Rout.) The Leaf dermaplane is honestly the best one I've ever used. It came with extra blades and the box has clear instructions about how to change the blades. Most importantly, it worked really well and sits very smooth in the hand. I'd say the handle was almost ergonomic. Packaging was all super sustainable and shipping was really fast. I'm really impressed with Leaf and my experience with their Thingdrop convinced me to buy some of their other full price products.

I've tried a handful of Razors (from Gillette to DSC to Harry's to Bevel to Electric) and after one shave I can honestly say this is hands down the best razor I've used. (mainly talking about the Leaf razor, I was sent the Twig as well that does come in handy though) No nicks or pain on a length that would normally be masochistic to try and shave with any other razor.

This is my razor of choice. I have the Twig in the rainbow color. This thing seriously saved my face. I was using a 6-blade mess of a razor that would tug and pull. The Leaf Twig doesn't do any of that. I get a perfect shave every time.

I hadn't heard of this brand before but was pleasantly surprised. I'm receiving laser hair removal treatments, but need to shave occasionally. So discovering a plastic-free, zero-waste dermaplaner was perfect. I love that it removes the fuzz while exfoliating my skin and removes dead skin cells. The shave is so close, which is something you can’t get with other cheap dermaplaners. It also comes with recyclable refills and plastic-free packaging; and the company says the product is an 'Accessible Luxury' because the refills cost 1/8 less than other high-end refills––which is amazing in my book.

Solid 10/10. I bought the Leaf Razor over two years ago and their Dermaplanner about one month ago. Although they might look intimidating, they're both really easy to use with a minimal learning curve. The weight of both razors makes it easy to manipulate them, I've never experienced any cuts and I use the Leaf Razor for my *entire* female body. The price of the products is justified, I can't fathom how much I've saved on blade replacements, plus how much plastic/packaging I'm saving. The Leaf Razor really does stand the test of time, 2+ years in and it still looks and feels brand new. The dermaplanner gave me the cleanest shave I've experienced, compared to the cheaper, plastic alternatives - I use it almost twice a month. All in all, I've found both pieces to be solid investments that stand the test time of and deliver the best shave ever.

Full transparency: I'm a founder haha. But look, I started shaving my head during the pandemic because... haircuts (and yeah maybe another reason or two) and one of the things that I was concerned about was how the shave was going to go. I always struggled shaving my face with traditional cartridge razors, ingrowns, razor irritation, poor experience all around. With The Leaf, I was finally able to step into the shoes of one of our important segment of users, folks shaving their dome, and I realized the full potential of this beautiful little razor. It's smooth, FAST, easy, safe and comfortable. I now enjoy shaving and I've fallen in love all over again with this innovative tool.

Not only is this razor beautiful, the refills are super cheap. I only use two blades at a time, otherwise I get cuts on my shins, ankle and knees as my legs tend to be bony :) It does not rust, even though I leave it in my shower and don't dry it like you are supposed to. I am happy to pay the expensive up-front cost to be able to never have to buy a plastic razor or refill again.

A dermaplane a day* keeps the mustache away!!! (* more like a dermaplane a month) After years of suffering through wax strips that left my skin irritated, stinging, and patchy with straggler hairs, I was intrigued to learn about dermaplaning as a waxing alternative when I came across the Leaf ThingDrop. I took the plunge and ordered their dermaplane, and after a week of working up the courage, I took it on its maiden voyage. What an upgrade! Though daunting at first, the process was simple, painless, and effective — it removed far more hair than wax strips ever did for me, and my skin was left supple and irritation-free. The tool is evidently high-quality in its material and craftsmanship, making it a pleasure to use. I will say I got a little careless once I got the feel for how to dermaplane, and I did accidentally knick myself, but that was purely the result of user error. Just stay steady and slow and you’ll be good to go. Recommend!

I love the way my razor works and I’m a fan of the thought that went into the design. I get a very close shave. The weighty material and matte black finish feel and look good. I bought a holder for it elsewhere. The only downside for me is it seems buying their brand-specific replacement blades is necessary. So far I’ve tried one off-brand from Germany and the fit was off, making the blades slightly crooked. I haven’t tried traveling with it in case my replacement blades are confiscated from my carry-on.

I was intimidated using the leaf shave dermaplaner at first but they provide a QR code with clear video instructions and the dermaplaner includes a safeguard which makes the process feel safer! It shaved the hair on my face smoothly and really cleaned up my eyebrows I didn’t even have to apply a lot of pressure for it to work!

Cut me up quite a bit on first use and the second use and one of then one of the magnets came out. I took one of the three blades out and it seems to be not causing so many injuries now. When I did take the middle blade out one of the magnets came out with it. The tiniest thing you have ever seen and I only just happened to notice it. I contacted customer service and they gave me two choices - I super glue it back in myself taking care not to get the glue anywhere else on the razor parts or I can ship it back... Still haven't decided which option I will use but feel like this should be a bit better for the price paid. And now given what I need to do they should at least offer to send a few replacement razor blades for the trouble...

I love my Leaf Shave razor so much! I purchased my first one over a year ago and it has since evolved to become my husbands razor. We then purchased the Twig and most recently purchased another Leaf so we don’t have to share anymore! Love the great color discounts that happen sporadically on the website, which caused my most recent impulse to purchase the Mercury Leaf a few weeks ago. Super happy y’all also finally came out with the carrying case for it! We’ve waited years! Note: experienced the amazing customer service when we had an issue with the first razor and without a second thought, they sent a new one out and we returned the old to be recycled.

For years I've been shaving my head with a cartridge razor and it was awful. Even with a good brush and some excellent shave soap, the process took forever, was painful, and was generally unpleasant. I'd been researching safety and DE razors that were good for head shaving, and found that Leaf was repeatedly mentioned as a favorite. Lucky for me, my wife had one that she wasn't using very much, so I ordered some blades to try and off I went. This thing is AMAZING. I still don't love having to shave my head all the time, but with the Leaf I really don't mind it as much. It's faster, more comfortable, and gives a better shave than the cartridges, and I can't imagine using anything else. One important thing worth mentioning is that the Leaf is pretty heavy when you compare it to a cartridge razor and if you're using it for wet shaving, the grip ($5 from their site) is a must. For anyone curious, I'm using Nacet blades at the moment and they've been great. Planning to try some others to see what works best.