It Was Never Your Technique.
A razor sharpens every hair it cuts and leaves the point under your skin. That's the bump. This doesn't cut at all.
Inkosi Glow Bladeless Stone
🪒 No blade, no cream, no heat. Nothing gets cut below the surface of your skin
⏱ Works dry. No water, no gel, no batteries, nothing to charge
♾️ Less than six razor blades. One Venus Breeze cartridge is R97.87 at Dis-Chem. This never needs a refill
🤝 We'll tell you who shouldn't buy it. It's the first thing further down this page
Free delivery on orders over R450. Everything goes out with Aramex Store-to-Door and arrives in 2–4 working days, anywhere in South Africa.
30-Day Money-Back Guarantee - So you can try it 100% Risk-Free and See The Difference For Yourself.
1. WHAT YOU'RE BUYING
One Stone. That's It.
No refill. No cartridge. No blade. No battery. Nothing to charge and nothing to replace.
It's a palm-sized piece of etched crystal glass. You rub it on dry skin in small circles and it wears the hair away at the surface. Wash it under the tap, dry it, put it in the drawer. That's the whole product and the whole routine.
We're not going to dress it up as a kit. It's one thing that does one job, and it costs less than six razor blades.
2. READ THIS FIRST
Read This Before You Buy
Don't use this if you have eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, active acne, sunburn, or broken or irritated skin anywhere you'd use it.
Don't use it if you're using retinol or a retinoid on that area - including our own. Your skin barrier is already working hard. This would be too much on top of it.
Patch test first, every time, on a small area, and wait 24 hours. That isn't a formality. Some skin reacts to friction and there's no way to know in advance whether yours does.
Dry skin only. Wet skin is where the worst reactions happen - the stone grabs, pulls, and can cause a friction burn. Dry skin, light pressure, small circles.
Nobody else selling this product tells you any of this. We'd rather lose the sale than have you hurt yourself and end up hating us.
3. HOW TO USE IT
1. Start dry and clean
No water, no gel, no cream. Skin completely dry.
2. Small circles, light pressure
Move the stone in small circular motions over one area at a time. Light pressure - pressing harder doesn't work faster, it just irritates your skin.
3. Wipe down, rinse the stone
Brush the dust off your skin, rinse the stone under the tap, dry it. Moisturise the area afterwards with whatever you normally use.
Why circles and not strokes
A blade works in one direction and cuts. The stone works in every direction and abrades. Small circles wear the hair down evenly from all sides - that's what produces a blunt break instead of a cut edge.
4. Who are you, and where does this ship from?
Inkosi Glow is a South African business run by Caden Roux, based in Winchester Hills, Johannesburg. We hold stock here - nothing ships from overseas after you order. Everything goes out by Aramex Store-to-Door.
Email InkosiGlow@gmail.com and I answer it myself. Before you buy, if you want to.
Frequently asked questions
THE MECHANISM
The Bumps Aren't From the Hair. They're From the Point.
A razor doesn't just remove hair. It sharpens it.
Think about cutting a straw at a slant. You get a point. That's what a blade does to every hair it cuts, thousands at a time.
And because a blade cuts below the surface of your skin, that point is left sitting underneath - aimed back at you.
Then it grows. Curly hair doesn't grow straight out, it curves. So a sharp tip that started under your skin curls round and goes straight back in. Your body treats it like a splinter. That's the bump. And on darker skin, the inflammation leaves a mark that hangs around long after the hair is gone.
Between 45% and 85% of people with tightly curled hair deal with this. It's the shape of the hair meeting the shape of the cut. It was never the angle you shave at, or how often you exfoliate, or which razor you bought.
The Bladeless Stone doesn't cut. An etched crystal surface wears the hair away right at the skin's surface until it breaks - leaving a blunt end instead of a sharpened point, and leaving nothing behind underneath.
THREE THINGS WE'RE NOT GOING TO PRETEND ABOUT
Three Things We're Not Going to Pretend About
1. It's slower than a razor. If speed is what matters most to you, a razor wins and we're not going to argue.
2. It's a bit messy. You're wearing hair down into dust. It comes off in the shower or with a wipe, but it's there.
3. The hair comes back. This isn't permanent, and nothing under R10,000 is. Most people go about 7-9 Days between uses.
If you've read three honest disadvantages and you're still here, you're the person this was made for.
WHAT R549 ACTUALLY BUYS
Less Than Six Razor Blades.
A four-pack of Gillette Venus Breeze cartridges is R391.49 at Dis-Chem. That's R97.87 for one blade.
Six of them cost R587.22.
This costs R549. And there's no seventh.
How long six blades lasts you is your own answer. We're not going to guess at how often you shave and quote you a yearly figure - you know your own habits better than we do. What we can tell you is that there's no refill for this, no cartridge, and no battery. You buy it, and then you don't buy anything else for it.
Prices checked at dischem.co.za, Go and look - they're public.
Can I use it on my face, underarms or bikini line?
Underarms, arms, legs and back, yes. Face and bikini line - patch test first and use very light pressure, and don't use it there at all if the skin is irritated. Never on broken skin.