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- Gillette "Sensor for Women" Razor, 1992 - Industrial designer Jill Shurtleff studied how, where, and why women shaved before creating the Sensor for Women, the first razor designed specifically for women, in 1992. Instead of a traditional thin T-shaped body, the Sensor had a wide handle for users to maintain their grip, and the blade-head was at a 46-degree angle to prevent cuts in hard-to-see areas like underarms.
- 1992
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Gillette "Sensor for Women" Razor, 1992
Industrial designer Jill Shurtleff studied how, where, and why women shaved before creating the Sensor for Women, the first razor designed specifically for women, in 1992. Instead of a traditional thin T-shaped body, the Sensor had a wide handle for users to maintain their grip, and the blade-head was at a 46-degree angle to prevent cuts in hard-to-see areas like underarms.