Treet Black Beauties Carbon Steel Razor Blades
Price range: $ 2.14 through $ 24.85
Experience a precise and comfortable shave with Treet Black Beauties Carbon Steel Razor Blades. These premium blades are crafted from high-quality carbon steel and offer exceptional sharpness and durability.
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Description
Product Overview
Treet Black Beauties carbon steel razor blades are one of the most distinctive DE blades available: a black-finished carbon steel blade rather than the usual stainless. Made in Pakistan by Treet, they are prized by shavers who enjoy the keen edge that carbon steel can take.
Each pack contains 10 individually wrapped blades. Choose from 1, 5 or 20 packs to suit how you shave and how often you change blades.
Blade Characteristics
- ✓ Sharpness: often described by shavers as a sharp blade with the keen edge characteristic of carbon steel
- ✓ Smoothness: the carbon steel edge is designed for a clean, efficient shave
- ✓ Longevity: maintains its edge over multiple shaves, depending on beard type and technique
- ✓ Character: the distinctive black carbon steel blade, unlike any stainless blade in the catalogue
Blade sharpness, smoothness and comfort are subjective. Results vary depending on your razor, beard, skin, preparation and shaving technique. Note: carbon steel blades are not rust-resistant like stainless. Rinse the razor after shaving and allow it to air-dry thoroughly away from moisture. Do not wipe or handle the blade edge.
Available Pack Sizes
| 1 pack | 10 blades – try the blade with minimal commitment |
| 5 packs | 50 blades – a practical supply for regular shavers |
| 20 packs | 200 blades – the most economical option for regular Black Beauties users |
Select your pack size from the options above the Add to Cart button.
Product Specifications
| Brand | Treet |
| Model | Black Beauty |
| Blade type | Double edge |
| Material | Carbon steel (not stainless) |
| Blades per pack | 10, individually wrapped |
| Country of manufacture | Pakistan |
| Condition | New |
Blade Compatibility
Treet Black Beauties blades are standard double-edge blades and fit standard double-edge safety razors, including butterfly (twist-to-open), two-piece, three-piece and adjustable models.
Who This Blade Is Best For
A rare chance to shave with a classic carbon steel edge.
A completely different feel from stainless blades, worth trying at least once.
The 20-pack option of 200 blades keeps the cost per shave very low.
Trying and Testing This Blade
- Give the blade at least two to three shaves with your usual razor, soap and preparation before judging it.
- Keep brief notes on comfort, closeness, smoothness and any irritation.
- Change one variable at a time so you can tell whether the blade truly suits you.
Care and Safe Disposal
Keep unused blades dry and stored in their original packaging. Because these are carbon steel, rinse the razor after shaving and allow it to air-dry thoroughly away from moisture. Do not wipe or handle the blade edge. Place used blades in a sealed Razor Blade Bank or another puncture-resistant container. Never place loose blades directly in household trash.
Shipping and Returns
Ships fast from Montreal, Canada. Free shipping in Canada on orders $49+.
See our Shipping Policy and Return & Refund Policy for full details.
Frequently Asked Questions
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5 reviews for Treet Black Beauties Carbon Steel Razor Blades
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B.B –
I have been wet shaving for several years now. To me a blade is a blade. I bought this one because I thought it would look cool in my razor. The blades hold up good for me after a full week of shaving. I shave 5 days a week. Looks good and works good for me at least
Matthew B. Cook –
I have been using a Van Der Hagen butterfly razor and shaving oil for many years, and I have a heavy beard. I ran out of my variety pack of Shark, Lord, Astra. Derby, etc. blades and found a good review on Treet carbon steel blades. I got at least 1 week of good shaves (some up to 2 weeks) from each blade.
The first shave with these Treet blades was the best shave I ever had. The second use on same blade was good, but not like the first. After the third shave, I had to change blades. I skipped a day of shaving, and the second blade had to be replaced after one shave. After a while I noticed these blades are only good for three shaves as long as I shave every day.
I am glad I tried these, but I was surprised at their short life
B.H. Boruff –
Some say that this blade “tugs” at their beard, and that isn’t desirable. I get what they are saying, but for me that “tug” is what I use to gauge my angle and speed of shaving. I love it … no, I need it. This allows me to get a very close shave without razor burn.
I have tried all kinds of de blades. I have found that coated ss blades cause irritation and redness. Plain ss are okay, but can still cause issues unless I am careful and use quite a bit of shaving cream. Carbon steel is what has worked for me. Sadly, there are not that many brands available in carbon. These Treet blades with their black “coating” (not sure what to call it — it’s not a coating like on ss blades) are perfect. They are inexpensive, sharp but not insane, and get the job done. Just make sure to toss them before they rust.
Oh, and NO WAX DOTS gluing them to their wrapper. I can’t stand blades that have wax — and even some paper — stuck to them when you unwrap them. These Treets are ready to rock right out of their wrapper.
Robert G. Leroe –
I’ve read rave reviews of these blades in shaving forums, and had to try some. The price is irresistible. These are, as people say, a mild yet very effective blade. I had no irritation, and got a very close shave with my usual 3 passes–down, across, and up, plus the back of my neck. I used a Merkur 34C and Razorock shaving soap with a Simpsons brush. *Update: I’ve also used them with my Rockwell, Edwin Jagger, and King C. Gillette razors, and got great saves. These are distinct because they’re black. They are double-wrapped, which is always a positive feature. They’re made in Pakistan, and if you go on their website, they make a lot of different blades, but they don’t say how they’re different. I normally shave with Astra Greens and Derby Extra blades, but these will be added to my shave routine.
Pashtun –
For daily shaving, you can’t beat these. Carbon steel blades have a great, sharp first edge. They last me about 3-4 uses maximum, about 12 passes total, until they start to dull. But for the price, they’re a fantastic bargain,, with no need to try to strop or use a cork on the edges.