If razors get any more blades, they will be hard to maneuver. So Schick is focusing on making the shave ever smoother.

Word in the shaving industry is that Schick plans to introduce the world's first four-blade razor later this year a bid to slice into rival Gillette's big lead in high-end "shaving systems" which ...

I found this example of gamification gone wild lurking in the dark corners of our spam filter. Razor blade company Schick is running a promo called Play it Smooth in collaboration with the video ...

AP Business WriterThe battle of the blades is becoming even more cutthroat. Word in the shaving industry is that Schick plans to introduce the world's first four-blade razor later this year, a bid ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Today’s archive page is from Aug. 5, 1957. Don’t miss out on the new Eversharp-Schick Injector Razor. The ad reads: “The only razor that that let’s you enjoy the ...

Jacob Schick’s first electric razor was a cut above flint blades and pumice American soldier and inventor Jacob Schick, born 140 years ago today patented the first electric razor in 1928.

The Gillette's latest razor is finally hitting store shelves after months of hype, and the skirmish pits the consumer products behemoth against Schick, a smaller but still formidable challenger.

A new razor and an old model turn into robots when their owner isn't looking and fight to the death. So much for valuing your elders' wisdom. The pitch -- "a hydrating gel reservoir that gives you ...

Edgewell Personal Care, the conglomerate that owns Schick razor and other brands, announced it's buying the shaving start-up Harry’s for $1.37B.

Object Details Schick Laboratories Sterling Drug Inc. Centaur-Caldwell Division Location Currently not on view ID Number 2012.0165.410 accession number 2012.0165 catalog number 2012.0165.410 Object ...

Edgewell's new Schick Hydro Connect 5 razors sold through its website, the brand's first razor refill, “fits your Gillette Fusion or Mach3 Handle,” Edgewell's marketing materials claim.

Jacob Schick’s first electric razor was a cut above flint blades and pumice American soldier and inventor Jacob Schick, born 140 years ago today patented the first electric razor in 1928.