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Frequently Asked Questions

With most adjustable razors you turn a dial and hope for the best — the gap changes but you can't always tell by how much. Rockwell uses a numbered plate system where each setting corresponds to a specific, repeatable blade gap. You know exactly what you're getting every time you switch, which takes the guesswork out of dialing in your ideal shave.
If your current razor is too aggressive for your neck but too mild for your jawline, you're stuck compromising. Rockwell's baseplates snap in and out — each side offers a different gap setting, so one razor with three plates gives you six options. You pick the setting that matches each area of your face, or simply find the one number that works everywhere and stick with it.
The biggest fear when switching from cartridge to traditional shaving is cutting yourself or getting irritation. Rockwell's lowest settings are forgiving enough to handle imperfect angles and too much pressure — the two most common beginner mistakes. You get a clean shave without the learning curve feeling punishing, and as your technique improves, you move up to a more efficient setting.
Both razors use the same interchangeable plate system with six settings, so the shave quality is identical. The difference is material: the 6S is machined from solid stainless steel for maximum durability and weight, while the 6C uses a chrome-plated zinc alloy that's lighter and more affordable. If you want a razor that's virtually indestructible, the 6S is the move — if you want the same adjustability at a lower price point, the 6C delivers.
This is a practical advantage worth knowing about. Every Rockwell razor takes standard DE blades — Feather, Astra, Derby, Gillette, or any other brand you prefer. There's no proprietary blade format, so you're free to experiment until you find the blade that pairs best with your chosen gap setting and skin type.
At HairMaker.Gr you'll find Rockwell's full range with detailed information on every model and baseplate setting. Orders ship to Greece, Cyprus, and internationally through worldwide shipping — wherever you are, getting a Rockwell to your door is straightforward.
What makes Rockwell razors different from other adjustable safety razors?
With most adjustable razors you turn a dial and hope for the best — the gap changes but you can't always tell by how much. Rockwell uses a numbered plate system where each setting corresponds to a specific, repeatable blade gap. You know exactly what you're getting every time you switch, which takes the guesswork out of dialing in your ideal shave.
How does the interchangeable baseplate system work?
If your current razor is too aggressive for your neck but too mild for your jawline, you're stuck compromising. Rockwell's baseplates snap in and out — each side offers a different gap setting, so one razor with three plates gives you six options. You pick the setting that matches each area of your face, or simply find the one number that works everywhere and stick with it.
Is a Rockwell razor a good choice for someone switching from cartridge razors?
The biggest fear when switching from cartridge to traditional shaving is cutting yourself or getting irritation. Rockwell's lowest settings are forgiving enough to handle imperfect angles and too much pressure — the two most common beginner mistakes. You get a clean shave without the learning curve feeling punishing, and as your technique improves, you move up to a more efficient setting.
What's the difference between the Rockwell 6S and the 6C?
Both razors use the same interchangeable plate system with six settings, so the shave quality is identical. The difference is material: the 6S is machined from solid stainless steel for maximum durability and weight, while the 6C uses a chrome-plated zinc alloy that's lighter and more affordable. If you want a razor that's virtually indestructible, the 6S is the move — if you want the same adjustability at a lower price point, the 6C delivers.
Do Rockwell razors accept all standard double-edge blades?
This is a practical advantage worth knowing about. Every Rockwell razor takes standard DE blades — Feather, Astra, Derby, Gillette, or any other brand you prefer. There's no proprietary blade format, so you're free to experiment until you find the blade that pairs best with your chosen gap setting and skin type.
Where can I buy Rockwell safety razors?
At HairMaker.Gr you'll find Rockwell's full range with detailed information on every model and baseplate setting. Orders ship to Greece, Cyprus, and internationally through worldwide shipping — wherever you are, getting a Rockwell to your door is straightforward.

Rockwell | Adjustable Safety Razors with Interchangeable Baseplates

Rockwell is a Canadian brand that launched through crowdfunding with a clear goal: to build adjustable safety razors that genuinely adapt to each user's skin and beard. Instead of forcing a single blade gap on everyone, Rockwell designs razors with interchangeable baseplates — each numbered side offering a different level of aggressiveness, so you find the exact setting that shaves clean without irritation.

The practical advantage is flexibility that no fixed-gap razor can match. One Rockwell model gives you up to six blade exposure levels, from ultra-mild for sensitive skin and neck areas to efficient close-cutting for thick, coarse growth. This means fewer nicks, less irritation, and a single razor that evolves with your technique — whether you're shaving for the first time with a DE or you've been wet shaving for years.

Available in stainless steel and chrome-plated versions, Rockwell covers every price point without compromising on the core adjustability system. Every model accepts standard double-edge blades and is built with an emphasis on durability, minimal waste, and a traditional wet shaving experience that delivers consistently from the first shave to the thousandth.

Top Products

  • Rockwell 6S — stainless steel adjustable safety razor with 6 settings via three interchangeable baseplates
  • Rockwell 6C — chrome-plated adjustable DE razor with the same 6-setting system at an accessible price
  • Rockwell 2C — two-setting entry-level safety razor designed for beginners transitioning to traditional shaving

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