• THE UNPLASTIC SHOP
  • THE UNPLASTIC SHOP
  • THE UNPLASTIC SHOP
A metal Leaf razor with a textured handle stands upright next to a green box labeled LEAF Single-edge blades with a red tab, set against a white background. Text graphic reads: The Unplastic Shop. Curated by the Oceanic Preservation Society — the production team behind The Plastic Detox, now streaming worldwide — to reduce plastic exposure where it matters most. A black metal safety razor with a textured handle stands upright. The razor head is open, revealing a partially inserted double-edged blade. The handle features the word “Leaf.”. A close-up of a modern black razor handle with a multi-blade razor head attached, shown against a plain white background. A black single-blade razor called The Twig by Leaf is displayed in an open white and green box. The box has an illustrated instruction panel and includes a pack of razor blades. The product name and brand are printed on the lid.
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Beyond Plastic 100% Plastic Free
A metal Leaf razor with a textured handle stands upright next to a green box labeled LEAF Single-edge blades with a red tab, set against a white background.

Leaf Shave The Twig Plastic-Free Razor

1 unit

Why we love it

  • A high-impact upgrade for reducing plastic exposure in your daily routine.
  • Free from 3,000+ banned ingredients and meets our EU-informed standards.
  • Plastic-free design supports sustainability and reduces waste.
  • Easy to use for beginners and provides a safe and mild shave experience.
  • Versatile razor that is perfect for shaving tight or concave areas.
$47.20 $59.00 Save 20%

The Twig Plastic-Free Razor $47.20

Free carbon neutral shipping on orders $29+. Arrives in 3–5 days. Free, easy 30-day returns.

The Twig razor is the reimagined safety razor, with a fixed head and a single-edge blade.

This razor is designed to be easy for beginners to use, while giving a smooth comfortable shave. The uniquely small razor head means that The Twig razor can easily fit in small areas, anywhere on your body. 

Unlike a traditional double-edge safety razor, The Twig razor's single edge means a live blade isn't hanging out the backside, this results in safer shaving of concave and tight areas. The ergonomic handle is back-weighted allowing for a more controlled stroke when shaving.

Each razor ships with 5 single-edge blades.

Zinc-Alloy Razor, Steel Blades

First, practice without a blade, getting a feel for the weight and balance of the razor. When shaving, hold The Twig at a 30 degree angle to the skin, this keeps the blade engaged and shaving. Use short, light strokes. Do not apply excess pressure, let the weight of the razor do the work. Rinse the razor well inside and out after each use. Store the razor in a dry place to maximize the life of blades. Recommend monthly cleaning for the razor: take a soft-bristle toothbrush and scrub the head of the razor with dish-soap.

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Curated to reduce plastic exposure where it matters most

Everything in this shop meets expert-backed criteria developed with the Oceanic Preservation Society — prioritizing reduced plastic where it counts most.

✓ Plastic never touches anything you ingest

✓ Free from BPA and all “BP” alternatives

✓ Free from PFAS and other “forever chemicals”

✓ Selected to avoid endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) and other chemicals associated with hormone disruption

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