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SOLD OUT: Brighter Shaving £5 razor starter kit (normally £7.95) and FREE delivery
Includes razor and two six-blade cartridges
ExpiredUpdate 07.49am on Wednesday 25 January: This deal has been really popular with MoneySavers and is now sold out.
If you go to Brighter Shaving*, you can get its razor starter kit for £5 (normally £7.95) via our MSE Blagged code MSEJAN23 until 11.59pm on Tuesday 14 February or until all 1,000 sell out, whichever's sooner. The offer's available for new and existing Brighter Shaving customers, and it is one code per person.
Delivery's free and typically takes around two to four days after dispatch. The kit includes the razor and two six-blade cartridges. This deal is available for UK residents only, excluding the Isle of Man.
The starter kit is usually part of a subscription but Brighter Shaving says with our code, you can get this as a one off. The razor is vegan friendly, cruelty free and crafted in Germany from Swedish steel.
Brighter Shaving is also offering 15% off refill cartridges* - just use the code MSEBLADE15.
What is Brighter Shaving and is it worth it?
This is the third time we've worked with Brighter Shaving and when we checked prices against other razor kit companies, the average cost of its trial starter kits were cheaper (before our code has been added).
The company is based in Hertfordshire and launched in September 2021. As it's a very new company, it doesn't have a lot of Trustpilot reviews but when we checked on Thursday 19 January, we found it had an 'excellent' rating with 4.4 stars out of 5.
See our Discount vouchers page for more top codes.
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SOLD OUT: Brighter Shaving £3.95 razor starter kit (normally £7.95)
Via MSE Blagged code. Includes razor and two six-blade cartridges
ExpiredUpdate 8.02am Wed 13 Apr: This deal has been extremely popular with MoneySavers and all 3,000 razors have now been claimed.
If you go online to Brighter Shaving*, you can get its razor starter kit for £3.95 (normally £7.95) via our MSE Blagged code MSESPRING22 until 11.59pm on Fri 29 Apr or until all 3,000 sell out, whichever's sooner. The offer's available for new and existing Brighter Shaving customers. Delivery's free and typically takes around two to four days. The kit includes the razor and two six-blade cartridges.
The starter kit is usually part of a subscription but Brighter Shaving says with our code you won't be enrolled into a subscription. The razor is vegan friendly, cruelty free and crafted in Germany from Swedish steel.
There are 3,000 razors available across the following colours:
- Rose gold – 1,300
- 'Tungsten' grey – 850
- Black – 850
What is Brighter Shaving and is it worth it?
This is the second time we've worked with Brighter Shaving and when we checked other razor kit companies, the average cost of their trial starter kits are roughly the same price (before our code has been added). However, the Brighter Shaving kit includes two cartridges whereas a lot of other companies we found include just the one.
The company is based in Hertfordshire and launched in Sep 2021. As it's a very new company, it doesn't have a tonne of Trustpilot reviews but when we checked on Wed 6 Apr, we found it had an 'excellent' rating with 4.4 stars out of 5.
See our Discount vouchers page for more top codes.
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