Wet shaving

Sharpologist is going to spend this week (and maybe a bit longer) taking a good, hard look at the new “King C. Gillette” (KCG) double edge razor now appearing at brick-and-mortar Walgreens stores in…

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Wet Shaving. To prevent ingrown hairs is to shave in the DIRECTION of hair growth as illustrated in this photo ● Give yourself a few days without shaving to properly inspect the direction of your hair growth – inspect closely and try to remember where the direction changes. In order to reduce razor burn and ingrown hairs, it’s always best to shave in the direction of the hair growth. While this may not provide the closest shave, it will be far more comfortable and irritation free.

There are a lot of great wet shaving products. A few have become “legends.” Here are five wet shaving products that I think are over-rated.

How to start wet shaving We are over two months into the new year and I bet you've already outlined your resolutions in time for Jan 1st. But, let's be honest… a few of those have probably already fell by the way side. Thats okay, we have all been there. At the end of the day, we use the start of the new year as a

Dry shaving with an electric shaver may be convenient, but wet shaving offers many benefits to the health and appearance of your skin.

The complete guide to wet shaving with a safety razor or double edge classic razor, which not only saves money but provides immense satisfaction too.

The Bluebeards Revenge on Instagram: “Wet shaving does not only provide you with a cleaner shave, it also helps the environment heal! 🌲 Do your bit - shave like a pro 👌”

Whether you’re new to wet shaving or a devoted enthusiast, there’s always more you can learn about the art of wet shaving. Today, we’re sharing six wet shaving tips to help you get a close, smooth shave every time. 1. Shave right after you shower. A warm shower helps to soften your beard hairs and open up any pores

How to Wet Shave With a Safety Razor.: Safety razor shaving, also known as wet shaving, has long been a staple of the male grooming regiment, being replaced only recently by over-commercialized multi-blade razors. The problem with these razors is that they are extremely expensive, bad fo…