Feather is the Japanese razor and blade maker behind the Styling Razor and Artist Club systems; in Canada Capilex distributes Feather alongside its Takano shears. Feather makes several blade systems, and they are not interchangeable — this guide matches each razor on ProHair to the blade it takes.
Feather Styling Razor (black kit, silver, red texturizing)
The Feather Styling Razor Kit comes with ten standard blades; the Feather Styling Razor and the Feather Texturizing Styling Razor are sold without blades. All three take Feather styling-razor blades:
- Feather Styling Razor Standard Blades — the everyday straight-edge blade for razor cutting.
- Feather Texturizing Replacement Blades — a notched blade that removes weight and breaks up lines.
Feather Artist Club razors
The Feather Artist Club DX Folding Razor uses the Artist Club blade system:
- Feather Artist Club Professional Light Blades — thin 0.254 mm blades with a lighter, more flexible feel.
- Feather Artist Club ProGuard Blades — blades with a guard along the edge, more forgiving for razor cutting.
Feather Nape & Body razor
The Feather Nape & Body Razor Kit has a swivel head for necklines and body hair and includes ten blades. Refills: Feather Nape & Body Replacement Blades.
Feather Plier hair shaper
The Plier takes its own blade: Feather Plier Hair Shaper Blades.
Safe disposal
Never throw loose blades in the garbage. Slide them into a Feather Blade Disposal Case and dispose of the full case according to your local rules for sharps.
FAQ
Can I put an Artist Club blade in a Styling Razor?
No. The two systems use different blades. Match the blade to the razor as listed above.
Which blade is best for a beginner?
For razor cutting, the guarded ProGuard blade (Artist Club) is the most forgiving. For the Styling Razor, start with the standard blade before moving to texturizing blades.
See every Feather razor and blade on the Feather collection, and Takano shears and combs on the Takano collection.