£30 off a first Lazyfella shave subscription box

About Lazyfella

Lazyfella is a men's shaving brand sold online by FFS Beauty Ltd, a company registered in Cannock, Staffordshire (number 09390238) that also makes the FFS women's razors. Lazyfella says it uses the same razor handle as FFS, fitted with a five-blade head designed for coarser hair, and every order is packed in the West Midlands and posted by Royal Mail. What Lazyfella sells The BigFella kit: a weighted metal razor handle in gunmetal or chrome that can be engraved SmoothGlide refill blades, four to a box, each head carrying five blades and an Accublade trimmer along the edge The Lazyfella Bar, one soap bar for face, body, hair and shaving, sold singly or in packs of two or three Guard and Glide shave cream in a 100ml tube, the Pedestal razor stand and the Helmet blade cover The starter box bundles the razor handle, four blades, a tube of shave cream and the Helmet. Refills then arrive every 4, 6 or 8 weeks, and the schedule can be changed, skipped or stopped online. Everything can also be bought as a one-off, and parcels are sized for a standard letterbox. Used blades can be posted to the brand's recycling centre in Cannock. Delivery and returns All parcels go by Royal Mail. Standard delivery costs £3.95 and takes 3 to 5 working days, Royal Mail 24 costs £5.95 for 1 to 2 working days, and standard delivery is free on orders over £30. A Royal Mail 24 order placed before 2pm on a weekday should arrive the next working day. Lazyfella sells only to UK addresses. Under its terms of supply, shoppers have 14 days from the day after delivery to change their mind, although razor blades cannot be sent back once unsealed. The customer pays return postage unless an item is faulty or misdescribed, in which case the company provides a returns label. Refunds go to the original payment method within 14 days of the parcel reaching the returns unit in Cannock. Ways to save at Lazyfella The Lazyfella Bar costs less per bar in packs of two or three, and the starter-box page advertised a £30 saving on a first box against its listed value (checked October 2026).