Razor blade with a printed objected
A method of making a razor cartridge including providing at least one razor blade having a cutting edge extending along a length of the razor blade and printing at least one printed object on the length is provided. The razor blade is positioned between the guard and the cap where the visible surface of the at least one razor blade includes a printed object. The printed object may extend continuously along the length of the razor blade and/or may have multiple portions having a comb-like structure. The printed object appears as a solid object to a viewer's naked eye. The solid object includes a plurality of printed ink dots not visible to the viewer's naked eye. The printed object of flexible, polymer ink may act as a guard element on the razor blade which helps with glide and to manage a user's skin (e.g., bulge) during shaving.
1. Razor blades for a razor cartridge, each comprising:
a. a first side, an opposing second side, and a cutting edge extending along a length of said razor blade; and
b. a printed object printed on the first side of the razor blade along the length of said razor blade adjacent to said cutting edge, the printed object including a surface adapted to contact and propping up a skin surface of a user during a normal use of the razor cartridge including the razor blades for minimizing skin bulge, wherein said printed object comprises a plurality of solid objects of one or more printed dots, wherein one of said plurality of razor blades has a larger printed object than any adjacent blade.
2. The razor blade of claim 1 , wherein said printed object extends continuously along the first side of said razor blade along an entire length of the blade.
3. The razor cartridge of claim 1 wherein a centrally located blade has a largest printed object than any of the other blades.