| abstract |
A novel razor cartridge is disclosed including at least one erodible label disposed onto at least one exterior surface of at least one razor cartridge component via label transfer technologies (e.g., heat transfer process). The erodible label is comprised substantially of a water soluble polymer (from about 10% to about 100% water soluble polymer by weight of composition), may wear off completely after about 2 to 10 shaves, and may include a plurality of erodible labels each with a different composition. An adhesive layer may be disposed above or below the erodible label. Further, the label may provide functional and/or aesthetic benefits, serve as cues or indicia communicated or obtained to the user before, during or after use of the razor product. In one embodiment, a water droplet label on the lube ring provides moisturization benefits during use and also conveys these benefits to the consumer before use (e.g., lubriciousness). |