Shaving subscription start-up grüum takes the edge off with new recycling initiative

By Becky Bargh | Published: 30-Jan-2019
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The beauty start-up is asking customers to send back their razor head cartridges to be privately recycled

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New unisex razor subscription start-up grüum has set out a new initiative to ensure its razor heads are environmentally-friendly.

The brand is asking customers to

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