Buzz razor

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Of hair close to the scalp thereby leaving a predetermined length of hair on ones head. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION It has been common practice to trim hair on the scalp and obtain what has been commonly referred to as a “buzz cut” with an electric clipper. The buzz cut refers to very short or stubbled hair length on the head. Different attachments have been employed with the electric clipper in order to leave a short length of hair at a predetermined distance from the scalp. More recently, individuals are interested in conveniently shaving their own head in order to obtain the clean head-shaved hair appearance rather than going to a salon or barber shop. Individuals thereby save money and are able to always appear well groomed with a length of hair which they may desire. Thus, there has been a need for some simple and relatively inexpensive razor for enabling an individual to easily and safely wet shave his own head hair. Such a device is especially desired for safely wet shaving head hair while showering. It would also be advantageous to have a wet shave razor which is versatile for hair cutting at different lengths. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION This invention is directed to a razor which enables an individual to wet shave his own head at a predetermined length of hair. This invention provides a razor which is versatile in facilitating shaving of head hair to obtain a buzz cut of different lengths with one razor device.

Safe haircut. the dual razor avoids cutting abnormalities on the scalp, such as moles, scars or folds in the skin, and the like. These rounded guides will also raise the hair just by their movement on the scalp and will feed the hair to the blade for cutting. Other forms of guides may be used to provide the same results. a razor device having a single head and a razor blade having two opposite cutting edges mounted on one end of a single handle. the razor head is provided with sensitive guides disposed adjacent to and outwardly from each cutting edge such that the cutting edges face in opposite directions for cutting different lengths of hair on the scalp. the user thus employs a single razor having one cutting blade and two different cutting edges which the user may select for obtaining different hair lengths of a buzz cut on his scalp by simply rotating the handle of the razor. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a razor device according to the invention. FIG. 2 is a cross sectional view of the razor device taken along line 2 - 2 of FIG. 1 illustrating the razor head, blade cutting edge and guides which illustrates sensitive guides of different lengths on opposite sides of the razor head adjacent to each cutting edge. FIG. 3 is a cross sectional view of the razor device according to the invention, similar to the view of FIG. 2 , showing the razor device in

Of FIG. 1 illustrating the razor head, blade cutting edge and guides which illustrates sensitive guides of different lengths on opposite sides of the razor head adjacent to each cutting edge. FIG. 3 is a cross sectional view of the razor device according to the invention, similar to the view of FIG. 2, showing the razor device in use. DETAILED DESCRIPTION AND PREFERRED EMBODIMENT A wet buzz cut razor device 10 of the invention as shown in FIGS. 1-3 has an elongated handle 11 and a razor head 12 attached to the handle at one end. The razor head 12 is adapted to hold one or more razor blades 13 to form a first cutting edge 14 and a second cutting edge 15 which are on opposite sides of the head 12. The first and second cutting edges 14, 15 are positioned such that the razor head 12 may simply be rotated 180° to provide a razor head having the ability to shave hair at different lengths on the scalp. The razor head 12 also supports sensitive guides 16, 17 which extend outwardly from each cutting edge of the razor blade 13. As shown, the sensitive guides 16, 17 are of different sizes so as to dispose each cutting edge 14, 15 at a predetermined distance from the scalp for cutting the hair at different lengths. In a preferred form, the sensitive guides 16, 17 are designed such that no sharp edges are presented to the scalp such as those