Relive the traditions - the return of traditional wet shaving Shaving was part of the male experience since the Stone Age. The earliest shaving razors that were found are flint blades made possibly as far back as 30,000 BC So it is a wonder, despite the evolution of the blade, the nicks, cuts and Razor bumps are still a common source of discomfort for many men. So, a question - do really perfect?
Whereas it is estimated that most men shave more than 20,000 times in his life, he is clearly something you want perfect, even seek pleasure in. So, what exactly is this elusive "perfect shave" we seem heard so much right now. Well, it seems that it is almost impossible to find a clear definition. However, it seems that for the vast majority of men who experienced touch the barber, there is no substitute for a professional shave is the supreme act of self-pampering a man can indulge in. Male experts described a good professional grooming shaving as "close, smooth, without irritation ... and is not nicked. So there we have - the ultimate quest for men is a smooth, close shave without irritation and no nicks.
The next question to be asked is why so many guys find it hard to achieve? Perhaps it is because shaving has become something that is considered a chore for most people, something to get over and done with every morning as soon as possible with this razor and is situated around a small Quick bit of cream or old beard is running Out, a little soap and water have to do. Sound familiar?
Fortunately, people everywhere are waking up to the benefits of looking good and realize that appearance is important. razor bumps and cuts on your chin are certainly not a good idea!
Consequently, the traditional wet shaving is back. As its name implies, wet shaving means keeping your face as wet as possible throughout shave. The hot water opens the pores and soften the beard if your razor glides rather than being dragged hard on your skin.
So investing in a good razor, a good shaving brush and good shaving cream, follow these steps and watch your return on investment of rockets.
1.) Water
Ideally shave after a hot shower because, as mentioned above, opened the hot water pores and soften hairs resulting in a closer shave. Your skin will be as clean and free of dirt, oil and dead skin that can get in the way of your shave. You can also apply a pre-shave oil that softens the beard and still help your razor glide smoothly.
2.) Lather
A good shaving brush of badger hair has so many benefits. The application of your shaving cream with a badger will produce a thick lather and rich, with warm water softens the beard and hair raising to ensure the closest possible shave. It will also exfoliate the skin, remove dead skin cells. In alcohol-based shaving products should be avoided because they have a drying effect on skin. Instead of looking for a shaving cream base glycerin.
3.) The real Shave
Select a razor good quality to meet your style - there are many types available on the market, but we are seeing a dramatic increase in popularity of traditional double-edged blades. If you do opt for this style, take your time because it takes a few shaves to perfect the technique, however, many do say that once you have mastered you will not look back. Always shave with the grain (in the direction of hair) to prevent ingrown hairs. Move your mouth to your favorites finished with your mustache and chin.
For a closer shave, you must re-foam before going against or across the grain.
3.) The After-Math
Complete splashing.
Posted on May 10, 2010.