Safety razor for trimming beards and mustaches

Claim 2

A safety razor for trimming mustaches and beards comprising: a head, blade, and support including complementary thin tapered ends extending from an upper edge to a point proximate a lower edge; a cutting edge of the blade projecting from the head parallel to spaced above and proximate the lower edge; and a miniature safety razor supported by a handle and movable between a first position wherein it is retracted into the head to a second position beyond deployed above the head for trimming beards and mustaches beneath the user's nose.

Claim 3

A safety razor including a handle for shaving an edge of beards and mustaches comprising: a pair of opposed plastic blade supporting bodies comprising an elongated member including a planar face engaging wall extending downward and outward at an angle to an axis of the handle, a bottom wall beginning at a lower edge of the face engaging wall and extending upward from a rear edge of the bottom wall and spaced from the axis of the handle a distance to meet an upper edge of the face engaging wall, a vertical end wall defining one end of the member and a thin tapered end wall slanting from a point along the upper edge spaced from a center of the member to the lower edge defining another end of the member; a blade imbedded in the plastic body, a cutting edge of the blade spaced up a distance and proximate the lower edge extending outward and downward from the face engaging wall and extending longitudinally from a point close to but short of the thin tapered end and the vertical end wall; a downward extending collar integral with and supporting the members in a spaced apart manner to define a longitudinal channel between the rear walls, a threaded aperture formed in a lower end of the collar, a through opening concentric with the threaded bore aperture communicating with the longitudinal channel; and the handle including a threaded end to threadingly engage the threaded aperture.

Claim 4

A safety razor including a handle for shaving an edge of beards and mustaches comprising: a pair of opposed plastic blade supporting bodies comprising an elongated member including a planar face engaging wall extending downward and outward at an angle to an axis of the handle, a bottom wall beginning at a lower edge of the face engaging wall and extending upward from a rear edge of the bottom wall and spaced from the axis of the handle a distance to meet an upper edge of the face engaging wall, a vertical end wall defining one end of the member and a thin tapered end wall slanting from a point along the upper edge spaced from a center of the member to the lower edge defining another end of the member; a blade imbedded in the plastic body, a cutting edge of the blade spaced up a distance and proximate the lower edge extending outward and downward from the face engaging wall and extending longitudinally from a point close to but short of the thin tapered end and the vertical end wall; a downward extending collar integral with and supporting the members in a spaced apart manner to define a longitudinal channel between the rear walls, a threaded aperture formed in a lower end of the collar, a through opening concentric with the threaded bore aperture communicating with the longitudinal channel; and the handle including a threaded end to threadingly engage the threaded aperture.

Claim 5

The safety razor of claim 2 further comprising: a central bore formed in the handle; a rod including a threaded end slidingly engaging the bore; a miniature razor including a miniature face engaging wall extending downward and outward from the rod, a bottom wall extending from a bottom edge of the miniature wall, a rear wall extending between the bottom wall and a top edge of the miniature face engaging wall, a pair of end walls defining the ends of the miniature razor, a threaded aperture formed in the bottom wall to threadingly engage the threaded end of the rod, and a miniature blade with a projecting cutting edge near the bottom edge; the miniature razor being movable from a first position wherein it is retracted into the channel to a second position wherein it is deployed above the blade supporting bodies and usable to trim beards and mustaches.

Claim 6

The safety razor of claim 3 further comprising: a slot formed longitudinally along the handle communicating with the bore; a projection formed on the rod aligned with the slot and slidingly movable therealong; and wherein movement of the projection within the slot defines the first and second positions.

Claim 7

A safety razor and handle for shaving an edge of beards and mustaches comprising: a blade support affixed to the handle comprising an elongated member including a planar face engaging surface disposed at a downward angle to a handle axis, a bottom surface beginning at a lower edge of the face engaging surface and extending upward toward the handle, a rear surface extending between the bottom surface and an upper edge of the face engaging surface, a pair of slanted end surfaces beginning at a point spaced from a center of the elongated member at the upper edge to a point spaced above the lower edge; a blade imbedded in the support member including a cutting edge projecting downward and outward from the face engaging surface and spaced above the lower edge; a longitudinal bore formed centrally along the handle; a longitudinal slot communicating with the bore; an elongated rod slidingly engaging the bore; a miniaturized razor integral with an upper end of the elongated rod; a radial projection extending outward from the elongated rod slidingly engaging the longitudinal slot; and wherein the miniaturized razor and rod are movable from a retracted position wherein the miniaturized razor is below the blade support to a deployed position wherein the miniaturized razor is extended above the blade support.

Claim 8

A safety razor and handle for shaving an edge of beards and mustaches comprising: a blade support affixed to the handle comprising an elongated member including a planar face engaging surface disposed at a downward angle to a handle axis, a bottom surface beginning at a lower edge of the face engaging surface and extending upward toward the handle, a rear surface extending between the bottom surface and an upper edge of the face engaging surface, a pair of slanted end surfaces beginning at a point spaced from a center of the elongated member at the upper edge to a point spaced above the lower edge; a blade imbedded in the support member including a cutting edge projecting downward and outward from the face engaging surface and spaced above the lower edge; a longitudinal bore formed centrally along the handle; a longitudinal slot communicating with the bore; an elongated rod slidingly engaging the bore; a miniaturized razor integral with an upper end of the elongated rod; a radial projection extending outward from the elongated rod slidingly engaging the longitudinal slot; and wherein the miniaturized razor and rod are movable from a retracted position wherein the miniaturized razor is below the blade support to a deployed position wherein the miniaturized razor is extended above the blade support.