CLICK HERE TO BUY : shavenation.com to purchase a new Feather "All Stainless" Razor and other fine Fine Shaving Products. Are You Interested in learning how to shave with a Safety Razor? Tired of multi-blade cartridge pulling and tugging? For those new to Safety and StraightRazor Wet Shaving, Here is a description of how it's done: SAFETY RAZOR SHAVING. HOW TO PERFORM A 3- Pass Wet Shave Using a Feather All-Stainless Safety Razor. Using a Badger Brush, and Shaving Cream or Soap From a Tub. A) Shower with Hot Water & Wash Beard with Soap B) Soak Badger Brush in Cup of Hot Water for 2 Minutes C) Fill Sink with Hot Water D) Apply shaving cream to Tips of Badger Brush E) Apply Hot Water to Beard/Do Not Dry Off F) Apply Shaving Cream or Shaving Soap to Beard G) Very Gently apply the razor to your face at a 30 degree angle. 1) First Pass Straight Down With The Grain 2) Second Pass From Ear to Nose Across The Grain 3) Third Pass: From Nose to Ear with a Slight Upward Motion. Or, if you prefer/South to North against the grain 4) Rinse with Hot then Cold Water. 5) Apply Your Favorite After Shave Lotion or Cream/Preferably Alcohol Free. 6) Now You're Ready to Conquer the World!!!!! Straight Razor and Safety Razor Wet Shaving I also own straight razors by Boker, Wade & Butcher, Torrey, Geo Wostenholm & Sons, Thiers Issard, Nahoum Hatem, and Feather No Sharpen, Let me know if you would like to see a demonstration or tutorial on how to use any other razors that interest you. I also ...
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Friday, November 25, 2011
Remington WDF-7000 Smooth and Silky Womens Foil Shaver with Clean and Charge System
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The first and only women's electric shaver with a cleaning system, from America's #1 Brand of Women's Shavers. The WDF-7000 is Remington's top of the line women's electric shaver with titanium technology. The SmoothCut trimmers are also great for the Bikini line, missed hairs, and multiple day growth. The WDF7000 provides clean results in or out of the shower. All this, plus a cleaning system! Includes Charging Stand & Cleaning Base, Cleaning Solution, Cleaning Brush, Storage Pouch, and Protective Head Guard.\n\n * Cleaning Base Automatically Cleans, Charges and Renews Shaver\n * Wet/Dry Shaver Versatility- shave in or out of the shower\n * Two Gold-Plated Hypoallergenic SafeScreens protect your skin from nicks and cuts\n * Two Titanium-Coated SmoothCut Trimmers cut longer hairs; Body Contour System hugs your curves;\n * Automatic Worldwide Voltage, Rechargeable;
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Shaving - A Short History
Have you ever wandered who started the daily ritual of shaving?
Drawings in caves from the stone age, indicate that men of that era pulled the hair from their faces. They did not learn how to cut the hair until about 30,000 BC, when they used flint blades for that purpose. Early man also used the flint blades to cut the skin and then he placed colors to create designs.
From about 3,000 BC, copper blades were made for the cutting of hair in both India and Egypt. For the next few thousand years, many razors have been uncovered from archeological sites. In Denmark, razors with bronze blades and carved handles in leather cases have been found. Alexander the Great started the trend to have short hair and a shaved face. Roman women also started removing hair from their bodies through this period, using creams and drugs and the Roman men shaved every day, usually at the barbershop, if they did not have a servant. Indian men neatly trimmed their facial hair but removed their chest and pubic hairs by shaving. The Indian women removed the hair from their legs with tweezers. Some women removed the hair from their legs by singeing them with a lamp. Roman men were recognized as men after their first shave at age 21. Julius Caesar removes all his facial hairs with tweezers.
From about 100 AD, shaving becomes old-fashioned and the bearded look becomes the "in thing", probably to cover a bad complexion.
The middle ages brought about large volumes of clothing and head-dresses and women once again removed any sight of facial hair every day. Men wore their beards long. Schools opened that teach people about personal grooming (cosmetics, hair management etc,) first in Spain and then in other places. Towards the end of the crusades, men started to be clean shaven again.
Queen Elizabeth maintains a lily white complexion and removes all hair form the eyebrows and forehead areas. The ladies of this day followed suit, but wore hairpieces as well. Not long after the men also removed all hair from the forehead.
Finally in the late 1700's French men realized that they can shave themselves and French women shaved their heads completely, but wore decorative wigs. The first "safety razors" became available. They were not very safe, but promised to reduce the depth of any wound received whilst shaving! In the early 1800s English men boasted about the need to shave three times a day to maintain a proper image. European women were still concocting hair removal potions - which did not work!
The next hundred or so years provided many inventions for grooming, including "safety razors" and disposable razors by none other then Gillette (who are still a major player in providing grooming needs) Then in 1901 the double edged razor blade is invented by a joint venture between Gillette and Nickerson - and this is still available today. New designs continually appear until the a wind up razor was invented, followed by the electric razor. Women did not shave their underarms until a marketing campaign in the United States in 1918, where the advertisement maintained the underarm hair was both unhygienic and unfeminine. Col Shick designed a new type of razor in competition with Gillette and so the race for new and better razors was well and truly on. Shick invented the first dry electric shaver and Phillips of the Netherlands invented the first wet electric shaver. Twin blade, then triple blade and now quad blade disposable shavers are available.
The modern shaving devices are much safer and quicker to use then the earlier one, but like all fashion, perhaps the trend for shaving will change sometime in the future.
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Saturday, November 19, 2011
Mens Electric Razor Vs Wet Shave
Traditionally men have shaved using a razor soap and hot water and this has always given the closest of shaves and also the great feeling of being refreshed, smooth and clean.
In these modern times most men merely find shaving a daily chore which whilst it needs to be done well it also has to be quick and convenient to meet this demand the best mens electric razors have evolved into smooth, close shaving, stylish, self cleaning, speedy wonders of technology.
Speed: When using an electric shaver it takes far less time than wet shaving if time is important to you as it is to most people in the modern world then the best mens electric razor definitely comes out on top.
Closeness of shave: Today's modern electric razor are designed to give a very close shave which will last all day, without the cuts and inconvenience of the wet shave. Having said that they will never be as close as the traditional wet shave.
Convenience: With electric shaver you can shave anywhere and anytime you please, so much more convenient for trips away.
Hygiene: Modern electric shavers are most hygienic and very easy to clean, just rinse under the tap or use the clean and renew cleaning system.
Cost: The cost of electric shaver can vary from about £40.00 to £300.00 which is quite an outlay but once purchased your razor will last you for years. The cost of some of the wet razors is no where near as expensive but you also have to buy shaving gel and the replacement blades are nearly as expensive as the razor.As a general rule the more you spend on an electric razor the better quality you will get and the more expensive ones will last a lot longer.
In conclusion if you have the time to spare every morning for a wet shave and you prefer to shave this way then wet shaving is for you but if time and convenience are important to you the invest in a good quality electric model and give it a try.At the present time there are lots of discounts and exceptional offers on the best men's electric razors.
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