Shaving device with a pad

A bi-directional shaving device, comprising:

• a plane of symmetry within which lies a principle longitudinal axis and an axis of symmetry, with the principle longitudinal axis perpendicular to the axis of symmetry;
• a short handle having a central longitudinal axis;
• a first and a second head structures that substantially vertically protrude from a top horizontal surface of the handle and include respective bottom ends coupled perpendicular therewith, with the top horizontal surface of the handle perpendicular to the plane of symmetry;
• the first and second head structures having a first side juxtaposed adjacent one another, facing the plane of symmetry, and include top divergent ends that diverge away from the plane of symmetry and that detachably accommodate respective first and second razor blade units;
• the first and second razor blade units are comprised of respective first and second razor blade heads that are pivotally coupled with respective first and second razor blade head connector structures along a pivot axis, which, in turn, detachably couple with the respective first and second head structures;
• the respective first and second razor blade heads having a first central longitudinal axis that is parallel the pivot axis and that is transverse the principle longitudinal axis when the respective first and second razor blade heads are coupled with the respective first and second head structures;
• the first and second razor blade heads include a respective set of first and second razor blades, with the set of first and second razor blades having sharp razor blade edges parallel the first central longitudinal axis, and pointed inwardly towards the plane of symmetry, while oriented at an acute angle relative to a working plane of the respective first and second razor blade heads, with the working plane substantially perpendicular to the plane of symmetry;
• a center stand that includes a pad with sufficient surface area to comfortably compress and frictionally grip to tighten skin in relation to the working plane of the first and second razor blade heads for smoother shave;
• the pad has a cross-sectional profile that includes lateral sides that protrude substantially vertical from a top surface of a base of the stand, and includes a substantially convex form-factor that extends in-between the lateral sides;
• the cross-sectional profile of the pad extends along a longitudinal axis of the pad, which is parallel the axis of symmetry;
• the center stand is an independent and separate part, and is positioned within the plane of symmetry in between the first side of the first and the second head structures, and substantially vertically protrudes from the top horizontal surface of the handle, and includes:
• the base on which the pad is coupled;
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• a support coupled with the base;
• the base is comprised of a base length that is oriented transverse the principle longitudinal axis with sufficient expanse that spans an entire distance parallel between a first and second distal ends of the first and second razor blade heads;
• the support is comprised of:
• a top distal end that is wider than a bottom distal end, having a height that elevates the pad substantially parallel and flush with the working plane of the first and second razor blade heads;
• the support is laterally reinforced with first and second braces at the top distal end, with the first and second braces coupled with a bottom surface of the base and top distal ends of lateral surfaces of the support.