Silver Bullet StyleCraft by Silver Bullet Uno 2.0 Single Foil Shaver

Silver Bullet StyleCraft by Silver Bullet Uno 2.0 Single Foil Shaver in Red

$69.95

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Why You’ll love it

Ideal for maintaining a clean shave (1-2mm)

1 year warranty

130-minute runtime with quick USB-C recharging

9,000 RPM motor ensures smooth, drag-free performance

Available in red and blue

Lightweight, ergonomic design with a soft matte finish

Ultra-thin gold titanium foil for close, irritation-free shaving

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Description

StyleCraft by Silver Bullet Uno 2.0 Single Foil Shaver delivers precision shaving in a compact, lightweight design. With a 9,000 RPM supercharged motor and ultra-thin hypoallergenic gold titanium foil, it ensures a close, smooth shave, even for sensitive skin.

Perfect for on-the-go grooming, this pocket-sized shaver weighs just 90 grams but packs powerful performance. Its forged cutter provides efficient cutting power, while the crunchy blade offers guided precision. Designed to prevent razor bumps and irritation, the shaver is ideal for all skin types, including sensitive skin. A lithium-ion battery delivers 130 minutes of cordless runtime—double the typical runtime—and recharges in just 60 minutes via USB-C. It also supports corded use for ultimate convenience.

Directions

How To Use Silver Bullet StyleCraft by Silver Bullet Uno 2.0 Single Foil Shaver in Red

It’s best to use foil shavers on hair that is no longer than 1-2 millimeters, such as after a trim or for maintaining a clean shave. For longer hair, it’s advisable to use a trimmer first to reduce the length before switching to a foil shaver.

Foil shavers have a thin metal screen (foil) with small holes. This screen captures short hairs and guides them to the oscillating blades underneath. If the hair is too long, it may not enter the holes efficiently, making it difficult for the blades to cut.

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