BIC Disposable Razors

Not recommended

The purest form of the problem - a molded plastic razor thrown away whole once its fixed steel blade dulls.

We don't recommend this one

An all-plastic throwaway razor - molded plastic body landfilled whole. For the same steel edge without the plastic, switch to a metal safety razor like the Rockwell 6C or Merkur 34C.

The verdict: Significant plastic contact

The whole tool is plastic except the edge. The body - handle and head - is one molded plastic piece, and it carries a fixed steel blade (or two) plus a lubrication strip that rides against your skin. There's no replaceable part and nothing to keep: when the blade dulls, the entire plastic razor is thrown away and landfilled. It's the distilled version of the category problem - molded plastic wrapped around a steel edge that's the only functional part - with none of the reuse a metal handle would allow.

Verification: Manufacturer confirmed · Last reviewed September 2026

What it's made of

PartMaterialSkin contact
body
molded plastic body, thrown away whole
Plastic
other / unspecified
No
blades Stainless Steel
grade unspecified
Yes primary

A disposable razor sold in multipacks: a single molded-plastic body with a fixed head carrying one or more steel blades and a lubrication strip. Nothing detaches or reloads - you use it for a few shaves and discard the whole thing.

Pros

  • Very cheap and sold everywhere
  • Nothing to assemble or maintain

Cons

  • Entire razor is plastic and landfilled whole after a few uses
  • Highest waste per shave of any format - no reusable handle

Common questions

Does the BIC Disposable Razors have plastic in it?

No. Nothing that touches your skin on the BIC Disposable Razors is plastic or silicone — the skin path is stainless steel. There is plastic in the body, which never touches your skin.

What is the BIC Disposable Razors made of?

Part by part, the BIC Disposable Razors is: body — plastic; blades — stainless steel.

Categories: Razors

Sources

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