How to Shave

New day, new look. Transform your morning routine into a grooming ritual fit for a gentleman. Embrace the art of shaving with precision and care. Unleash the power of a perfectly groomed man, one shave at a time.

Let’s start learning the steps of shaving.

• Before you shave, wet your skin and hair to soften it.

Clean the shaving razor and your hands, especially the area where the beard is located. If you have enough time, you can use warm water again. Soften the beard with warm water, and pat some warm water on the position of the beard, because this step can not only open the pores, but also soften the beard.

• Next, apply a shaving foam.

Then apply shaving foam on the beard to reduce the irritation of the blade , and then wait for 2-3 minutes before shaving;

A question: How you use a soap and a brush to get a good clean old-school shave well?

First you start out with a shave soap, shave bowl and shave brush now you’re going to need to get the brush wet.

You’re going to probably need more water than you will later on go ahead and get a good foam going by using circular motion with the brush in contact with the soap and keep it going around in that bowl. You’ll find in no time you’ll have great foam going one of the things. The soap specially added honey and shea butter. Gentle and moisturizing, care for the skin’s balance barrier, and not tight after shave so you don’t end up with that razor burn.

Advantages of applying foam before shaving

Deep cleaning

Unclog pores, gently dissolve oil and dirt, friendly to sensitive skin.

Enjoy shaving

Softens the beard and lubricates the blade surface.

Sharp and smooth without pulling, reducing the after-shave sensitivity.

• Then, Shave in the direction that the hair grows.

Now. it’s time to shave. Use a multi-blade razor.

For optimal results, always use a multi-blade razor. Don’t forget to check the lubricating strip. If it’s white, consider changing your blade.

Shaving direction is important, you should follow the growth direction of the beard from top to bottom. This steps usually start from the upper cheeks on both sides, with the general principle of starting from the sparsest part of the beard and placing the densest part at the end.

When your blade is on your face, don’t force it. Use light strokes and let the razor do the work. No matter which way your facial hair grows, start shaving with the grain. For those occasions when you want to get really close, try a few strokes against the grain. Pull your skin taught to help prevent nicks and cuts.

When you’ve cleared most of your unwanted hair, it’s time to get those hard to reach places. Such us hair on the temples. Flip your razor over and let the single blade do its work, trim with a single blade.

• Rinse razor frequently.

Don’t forget to rinse your razor blade, rinse after each swipe of the razor. You’d be surprised what a difference it makes.

• Store your razor in a dry area.

The razor stands upright, facilitating quick air drying and water drainage, reducing the risk of bacterial growth, ensuring cleanliness and hygiene.

• Rinse your face with water.

Finally, rinse with water to help seal your pores and be careful not to rub it hard. You can use some gentle skincare products to repair your skin and make your skin feel soft and smooth.

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