This is the way your traditional shaving routine will end—not with a bang, but with the dull clank of yet another $4 razor head hitting the bathroom trash can.
That’s where Eco Collective founder Genevieve Fisher found herself at the start of her journey toward zero-waste living. “I started literally going through my trash and realizing how many things were disposable that didn’t make sense,” she says. Amid the toothpaste tubes and lotion bottles, the razor stood out for its combined impact on both planet and budget—especially for women, for whom gender-marketed shaving products often face a “Pink Tax” upcharge. She cut the old five-blade out of her
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