Gillette has teamed up with start-up Formlabs on a pilot scheme that will offer 3D-printed, customised razor handles. For now, Gillette’s 3D-printed razor handle program is just a pilot the shaving giant is offering up in limited quantities. The products will cost between $19 and $45, depending on materials. Advertisement “3D printing is the next big thing in personal care products,” said Gillette’s chief marketing officer John Forster.
Gillette has teamed up with start-up Formlabs on a pilot scheme that will offer 3D-printed, customised razor handles. The products will cost between $19 and $45, depending on materials. Advertisement “3D printing is the next big thing in personal care products,” said Gillette’s chief marketing officer John Forster.