The co-chief executive officers of ShaveFace, James O’Brien and Casey Perkal founded the company for an extremely simple and straightforward reason: they were tired of paying a lot of money to get a terrible shave. After launching on Kickstarter in 2015, ShaveFace went on to international acclaim, garnering positive features in Forbes, Entrepreneur, Thrillist, and Uncrate. The company’s flagship product, the Strop, extended the useful lifetime of conventional disposable razors by as much as 500 percent through a quick and easy sharpening process.

To help consumers keep any razor sharp between shaving sessions, ShaveFace recently released its Travel RazorCase. This stylish and effective leather protector is designed to keep the blade of your razor safe and dry during travel or storage.

Men who use the ShaveFace Travel RazorCase can reach into their suitcases or bags without fear of a sliced finger thanks to this product’s snug and secure design. It fits perfectly over the business end of the vast majority of disposable cartridge and safety razors on the market today. This holds as true for traditional shaving giants such as Schick and Gillette as it does for newer online shaving retailers such as Harry’s and Dollar Shave Club.

Razor companies want you to throw out your blades on a regular basis. After all, this is how they make money. The Travel RazorCase and the other innovative products of ShaveFace strive to protect razors while protecting consumers and the environment from unnecessary waste.