x
This product is out of stock. We recommend these alternatives.

Gillette SkinGuard Sensitive Razor

Save 23%
Was  £12.79
x Out of stock
Olivia Malone - Medical Content Writer
Olivia Malone
Medical Content Writer
03/09/2024
02/09/2026
James O'Loan - CEO & Superintendent Pharmacist
James O'Loan
CEO & Superintendent Pharmacist
2084549
03/09/2024

Buy Gillette SkinGuard Sensitive Razor 

Gillette SkinGuard Sensitive Razor has been designed for sensitive skin to provide an unbeatable shaving experience.

The razor's blades have been crafted to reduce pulling and tugging, minimising the chances of cuts and bumps to make each stroke comfortable and efficient. Its lightweight handle ensures maximum control, even in the most delicate areas. 

Its lubricating strip, enriched with aloe and vitamin E, leaves your skin feeling soothed and refreshed after every shave.

Gillette SkinGuard Sensitive Razor is perfect for a gentle yet effective shaving regime. 

 

Directions

Press the razor against the area you want to shave. Use short, long strokes. This product is best used on wet skin when shaving.

Change your razor blades when required.

 

Tips for a smoother shave

Exfoliate: Exfoliating your skin will remove dead skin cells and can stop your razor from becoming clogged.

Change your blade: You should aim to change your blade every 5-10 shaves.

Do not dry shave: Dry shaving can lead to cuts and razor burns. Wetting the skin with warm water ensures a closer shave, as the hair follicles will be softened and easier to remove. 

Shave against the direction of your hair: If you are shaving your legs, start at the ankle and shave upwards. 

Rinse your razor: After a couple of strokes, your razor can become clogged. Rinse your razor to remove the debris and ensure a close shave. 

 

Warnings

If you experience an allergic reaction after using this product, discontinue use and speak to your GP or Chemist4U pharmacist for advice.  

 

Storage information

Store out of sight and reach of children. 

 

Find similar products

Advice & Guides

What is scabies?

Scabies is a common, highly contagious skin condition caused by Sarcoptes scabiei, which are tiny mites that burrow into the skin.

This leads to intense itching, rashes and discomfort that often worsens at night.

Read More

How light therapy helps with acne, psoriasis and eczema

If you suffer from skin issues such as eczema, psoriasis or acne and want to improve your condition, light therapy may help.  Different types of light therapy, such as blue light, red light and ultraviolet (UV) therapy, all work in various ways to target skin problems. Light therapy can be...
Read More

Weird causes of acne

Ever woken up to find an unwelcome surprise on your face, right before a big day? Acne has a knack for making its grand entrance at the most inconvenient times, turning an otherwise good day into a battle against blemishes.  From the food you eat to the skincare products you...
Read More

10 different types of acne & how to treat them

Acne is a common skin condition that affects many people. It can be stressful, and dealing with breakouts is often frustrating!  Whiteheads, blackheads and spots almost always come at the most inconvenient time and can knock your confidence. There are many different types of acne that you can get. From...
Read More

10 amazing ways to use Bio-Oil

Bio-Oil is a multi-award winning skincare oil, commonly used to reduce the appearance of scars, stretch marks and uneven skin tones. But this oil has a whole lot more to offer.

Read More

14 home remedies for warts and verrucas

Warts and verrucas, though common and harmless, can be embarrassing to deal with. These small growths on the skin are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and can appear on various parts of the body. While medical treatments are available, many people prefer exploring natural and cost-effective alternatives that they...
Read More

Best sunscreen for different skin types

UV protection is important for any skin type. When you are out soaking up the sun’s rays you need to be protecting your skin with sun cream. It is important that you know what the best sun cream is for your skin. When you are applying your UV protection, it...
Read More

The skincare you can and can't use during pregnancy

Pregnancy brings joy and changes, including shifts in your skin. From the famous ‘pregnancy glow’ to unexpected challenges like hormonal acne, taking care of your skin becomes a priority.  This guide is your go-to resource for understanding what skincare products and ingredients are safe and beneficial during pregnancy, as well...
Read More
© 2025 Chemist4U. Innox Trading Ltd, 1 Penketh Place, Skelmersdale, Lancashire, WN8 9QX, GB. All rights reserved. Registered and regulated UK pharmacy with the GPhC (registered premises 9011784). Registered in England No. 07262043 | VAT Registration No. GB140138454